Currents up to 30 A can be carried by 10 gauge copper wire. (a) What is the resistance of 80 m of 10 gauge copper wire? 0.255 (b) What is the electric field in the wire when the current is 30 A? 95.62 mV/m (c) How long does it take for an electron to travel 80 m in the wire when the current is 30 A? 8.93e11

Currents up to 30 A can be carried by 10 gauge copper wire. (a) What is the resistance of 80 m of 10 gauge copper wire? 0.255 (b) What is the electric field in the wire when the current is 30 A? 95.62 mV/m (c) How long does it take for an electron to travel 80 m in the wire when the current is 30 A? 8.93e11

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