(a) Ideally, a cylindrical wire with radius, p = 2.3 cm and length h = 155 cm (along az) has 50z0 C/m³. If a voltage is supplied to this wire, the time taken for quarter of total charge Pv = in wire that pass through a particular cross section area is 2 ×10-12 s. In practical, the measured current is 50 A using the wire with same length and area when 123V is supplied. Given that a deviation can be determined through the measured current compared with expected current (ideal) in percentage. Assess the deviation with justification.

(a) Ideally, a cylindrical wire with radius, p = 2.3 cm and length h = 155 cm (along az) has 50z0 C/m³. If a voltage is supplied to this wire, the time taken for quarter of total charge Pv = in wire that pass through a particular cross section area is 2 ×10-12 s. In practical, the measured current is 50 A using the wire with same length and area when 123V is supplied. Given that a deviation can be determined through the measured current compared with expected current (ideal) in percentage. Assess the deviation with justification.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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