A copper rod of cross-sectional area a carries a uniform current i through it. At temperature t, if the volume charge density of the rod is , how long will the charges take to travel a distance d ?
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● Answer- t = pdA/I
◆ Explaination-
Let ρ be volume charge density of the sphere.
Suppose a current I is passed through it to transfer charge q to a distance d in time t.
ρ = q / V
ρ = It / Ad
t = ρAd / I
The charge will take ρAd/I s to travel distance d.
Hope that is helpful.
● Answer- t = pdA/I
◆ Explaination-
Let ρ be volume charge density of the sphere.
Suppose a current I is passed through it to transfer charge q to a distance d in time t.
ρ = q / V
ρ = It / Ad
t = ρAd / I
The charge will take ρAd/I s to travel distance d.
Hope that is helpful.
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