When a potential difference V is applied to two different wires, each carries an identical current i. From this observation, what may weconclude?The current density in both wires is identicalOA.The length of the wires is the sameOB.The cross-sectional area of the two wires is the sameOC.OD.None of the above statements may be concluded from the observationThe wires are composed of the same materialOE.

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When a potential difference V is applied to two different wires, each carries an identical current i. From this observation, what may we conclude? OA. The current density in both wires is identical OB. The length of the wires is the same Oc. The cross-sectional area of the two wires is the same None of the above statements may be concluded from the observation OD. OE The wires are composed of the same material

When a potential difference V is applied to two different wires, each carries an identical current i. From this observation, what may we conclude? OA. The current density in both wires is identical OB. The length of the wires is the same Oc. The cross-sectional area of the two wires is the same None of the above statements may be concluded from the observation OD. OE The wires are composed of the same material

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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