Physics, asked by rishij833452, 2 months ago

A copper wire of length 50 cm and area of cross section 10^6 m^2

carries a current of 0.5 A. If the

resistivity of copper is 1.8 x 10^8 ohm m^2, the electric field across the wire is ​

Answers

Answered by chennaramvamshi
2

Answer:

from given data A=2mm

2

ρ=1.7×10

−8

Ωm.

i=1A

V=iR ( from ohms law.)

V=i×

A

ρl

E.l=i×

A

ρl

⇒E=i×

A

ρl

=1A×

2mm

2

1.7×10

−8

Ωm

=8.5×10

−3

m

V

E=8.5×10

−3

m

V

Explanation:

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