Me i will be rating brainliest very urgent: can the number of electrons passing a point in a circuit be a decimal?

No

Explanation:

Electrons have negative charge. It's charge can be decimal because it's about 1.6*10-19 But number of electrons passing through a metal cannot be a decimal number. If you use Q = ne

Q - total charge

e - Charge of an electrone

n - Number of electrons

You might get decimal value for n but it doesnt mean that it shoud have decimal value . Then you have to get nearest less digit value for answer. We cant divide electrons in to pieces

c. newton's third law of motion