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a metal wire is subjected to a constant potential difference. when the temperature of the metal wire increases the drift velocity of electrons in it is

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As the temperatures increases ,the KE of electron increases ,so the thermal velocity will increase . Due to increase in number of collision the drift velocity will decrease .

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