What is the electric current formula?
GeneralClass 12AllAnswered 27 Mar 2026
Answer
The basic electric current formula is I = /t, where:
- I represents current (measured in amperes)
- represents electric charge (measured in coulombs)
- t represents time (measured in seconds)
This formula tells us that current euals the amount of charge flowing through a conductor divided by the time it takes. Another important formula is I = V/R (derived from Ohm's Law), where V is voltage and R is resistance.
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