The current supplied to an air conditioner unit is 2.08 amps. The air conditioner is wired using a 10-gauge (diameter 2.588 mm) wire. The charge density is n = 8.48 x 1028 electrons/m. Find the following magnitudes. (a) current density (in A/m2) 1.0233e+06 X A/m2 (b) the drift velocity (in m/s) 0753e-3 x m/s

The current supplied to an air conditioner unit is 2.08 amps. The air conditioner is wired using a 10-gauge (diameter 2.588 mm) wire. The charge density is n = 8.48 x 1028 electrons/m. Find the following magnitudes. (a) current density (in A/m2) 1.0233e+06 X A/m2 (b) the drift velocity (in m/s) 0753e-3 x m/s

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Chapter21: Current And Direct Current Circuits

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