How might that be done, One way to determine charge is to

How might that be done

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The following is a standard problem found in many textbooks:

Problem: One way to determine charge is to integrate current (since current is the derivative of time varying charge). How might that be done?

For some reason I keep getting it wrong I don't know if it's a calculation error. Please show your work so I can see what I'm doing wrong!

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