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An aluminium wire of diameter 4 mm carries a current of 2.2 A. Then the current density is

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Answered by gabumon
15

So here we've an aluminum wire of thickness 4mm

Thus, r=2mm and I=2.2A

Current Density,

J=I/A

A= πr²= π(2x10^{-3}

J= (2.2/π(2x10^{-3})²)

 =1.75x10^{5} A/m²


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Answered by ravikoushik94418
3

Answer:

Explanation:

Diameter=2r

r=d/2

r=4mm/2

r=2mm

r=2×10^-3

j=i/a

=2.2/3.14×4×10^-6

j=1.75×10^5Am^-2

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