9. Consider a wire with two sections of different diameters.a) Is I1 less than, greater than, or equal to I2?• A. I < 2• B. I1 > 2• C. I1 = 12b) Is J1 less than, greater than, or equal to J2?• A. Jj < J2• B. Jj > J2• C. Jį = J2c) Is Ej less than, greater than, or equal to E2?. А. Ej < E2. В. Еi > Е2• C. Ej = E2d) Is va,1 less than, greater than, or equal to va,2?. А. Va,1 < va,2• B. vd,1 > Vd,2• C. vd,1 = Vd,2

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9. Consider a wire with two sections of different diameters. 2 a) Is I1 less than, greater than, or equal to 2? 6. • A. IĮ < ½ • B. I1 > I2 • C. I1 = 12 b) Is J¡ less than, greater than, or equal to J2? • A. J1 < J2 • B. J1 > J2 • C. J1 = J2 c) Is E¡ less than, greater than, or equal to E2? • A. E¡ < E2 . В. Еј > Ez • C. Ej = E2 d) Is va,1 less than, greater than, or equal to va,2? • A. vd,1 < vd,2 • B. vd,1 > vd,2 • C. vd,1 = Vd,2

9. Consider a wire with two sections of different diameters. 2 a) Is I1 less than, greater than, or equal to 2? 6. • A. IĮ < ½ • B. I1 > I2 • C. I1 = 12 b) Is J¡ less than, greater than, or equal to J2? • A. J1 < J2 • B. J1 > J2 • C. J1 = J2 c) Is E¡ less than, greater than, or equal to E2? • A. E¡ < E2 . В. Еј > Ez • C. Ej = E2 d) Is va,1 less than, greater than, or equal to va,2? • A. vd,1 < vd,2 • B. vd,1 > vd,2 • C. vd,1 = Vd,2

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