Physics, asked by alishanaaz2776, 1 year ago

A certain potential difference ‘v' is applied across a conductor. if another conductor is connected in parallel with it, what happens to the drift velocity?

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Answered by Nain14

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becomes half of the previous one

Answered by ujf2xryc6s

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Answer:

Explanation:

The drift velocity remains the same

As it is connected in parallel

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