A student measures the electric current through a component and the time for which it flows.
Which calculation gives the total charge that passes through the component?
current÷time\text{current} \div \text{time}current÷time
time÷current\text{time} \div \text{current}time÷current
current×time\text{current} \times \text{time}current×time
current+time\text{current} + \text{time}current+time
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