A cylindrical conductor is 1m long and 2mm in diameter and contains 1029 free carriers per cubic meter. 1. Find the total charge of the carriers in this wire. 2. If the wire is used in a circuit, find the current flowing in the wire if the average velocity of carrier is 19.9x10-6 m/s. 1 meter
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Find the total charge in mC of a cylindrical conductor (solid wire) 1 meter long and a diameter of 2mm. Given also its charge density (De) is 10^29 carriers/m^3 and its carrier velocity (u) is 19.9x10^-6 m/s
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