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A 1.50 V battery supplies 0.250 W of power to a small flashlight for 30.0 min....

A 1.50 V battery supplies 0.250 W of power to a small flashlight for 30.0 min.

(a) How much charge (in C) does it move?____ C

(b) How many electrons must move to carry this charge?

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