Copper conductor has a radius of 2mm with current I=10A, If n= 8.48x1023 electron/m3 then the drift velocity of the electrons: Select one: O a. 20.1x109 m/s O b. 5.8×10-12 m/s O c. 0.17x105 m/s O d. 5.8x105 m/s

Copper conductor has a radius of 2mm with current I=10A, If n= 8.48x1023 electron/m3 then the drift velocity of the electrons: Select one: O a. 20.1x109 m/s O b. 5.8×10-12 m/s O c. 0.17x105 m/s O d. 5.8x105 m/s

College Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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