Qld. A 24-awg wire has a diameter of approximately 2.00 mm. If the current passing through the wire is 1.5 A, what is the current density across the wire's cross-section if it is uniform? (A) 1.19 x 105 A/m² (C) 2.39 x 10² A/m² (E) 4.77 x 105 A/m² (B) (D) (F) 7.50 x 102 A/m² 1.19 x 102 A/m² None of the above. Q1d Answer:

Qld. A 24-awg wire has a diameter of approximately 2.00 mm. If the current passing through the wire is 1.5 A, what is the current density across the wire's cross-section if it is uniform? (A) 1.19 x 105 A/m² (C) 2.39 x 10² A/m² (E) 4.77 x 105 A/m² (B) (D) (F) 7.50 x 102 A/m² 1.19 x 102 A/m² None of the above. Q1d Answer:

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