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2. [-/1 Points] DETAILS COLFUNPHYS1 19.P.004. MY NOTES 10 s, with an interval of about 0.05 s In what appears to be a si
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2. [-/1 Points] DETAILS COLFUNPHYS1 19.P.004. MY NOTES 10 s, with an interval of about 0.05 s In what appears to be a single lightning bolt, there are typically several distinct strokes over the same path, each lasting on the order of between them. The duration of the several strokes is about 0.20 s. Thus, although the peak current may reach a maximum of 20,000 A, the average current over the 0.20 sis much less-typically about 120 A upward. Find the charge transferred to one point on the earth's surface during a typical 0.20 s discharge.