In an electrolyte the speed of anion is 3 and cation 2 if 100000 Coulomb's pass through this solution what quantity is carried by the cation?

In an electrolyte, the total charge (100,000 Coulombs) is carried by both anions and cations. Since the speed of anions is 3 and cations is 2, the ratio of their speeds is 3:2. This means that for every 5 parts of charge, 2 parts are carried by the cations. Therefore, the quantity carried by the cations is (2/5) * 100,000 Coulombs, which equals 40,000 Coulombs.