Consider a conductor of length 95 millimeters and inner and outer diameters 7.06 millimeters and 14.24 millimeters, respectively. The charge carriers, as a group, travels end to end of the conductor in 3.14 seconds. If the electron volume concentration of the conductor is 8.17 x 1025 electrons per cubic meter, find the total current, in amperes, through the conductor.

Consider a conductor of length 95 millimeters and inner and outer diameters 7.06 millimeters and 14.24 millimeters, respectively. The charge carriers, as a group, travels end to end of the conductor in 3.14 seconds. If the electron volume concentration of the conductor is 8.17 x 1025 electrons per cubic meter, find the total current, in amperes, through the conductor.

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Chapter10: Using Wire Tables And Determining Conductor Sizes

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