Two copper wires A and B have the same length and carry equal currents. Wire B has a diameter three times as big as Wire A. How do the drift speeds of the free electrons compare? O A. The drift speed of electrons in wire A is nine times the drift speed of free electrons in wire B. O B. The drift speed of electrons in wire A is three times the drift speed of free electrons in wire B. OC The drift speed of electrons in wire A is the same as the drift speed of free electrons in wire B. O D. The drift speed of electrons in wire B is nine times the drift speed of free electrons in wire A. O E. The drift speed of electrons in wire B is three times the drift speed of free electrons in wire B.

Two copper wires A and B have the same length and carry equal currents. Wire B has a diameter three times as big as Wire A. How do the drift speeds of the free electrons compare? O A. The drift speed of electrons in wire A is nine times the drift speed of free electrons in wire B. O B. The drift speed of electrons in wire A is three times the drift speed of free electrons in wire B. OC The drift speed of electrons in wire A is the same as the drift speed of free electrons in wire B. O D. The drift speed of electrons in wire B is nine times the drift speed of free electrons in wire A. O E. The drift speed of electrons in wire B is three times the drift speed of free electrons in wire B.