2- A copper wire of 3mm diameter with conductivity of 6.7 10' (0.m), and electron mobility of 0.0064 m2 /V sec. Is subjected to an electric field of 30 mV/m. Find (a) the charge density of free electrons, (b) the current density, (c) current flowing in the wire, (d) the electron draft velocity.

2- A copper wire of 3mm diameter with conductivity of 6.7 10' (0.m), and electron mobility of 0.0064 m2 /V sec. Is subjected to an electric field of 30 mV/m. Find (a) the charge density of free electrons, (b) the current density, (c) current flowing in the wire, (d) the electron draft velocity.

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2- A copper wire of 3mm diameter with conductivity of 6.7 10' (0.m),
and electron mobility of 0.0064 m2 /V seC. Is subjected to an
electric field of 30 mV/m.
Find (a) the charge density of free electrons,
(b) the current density,
(c) current flowing in the wire,
(d) the electron draft velocity.

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