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Deduce ohms law using concept of drift velocity .

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Answered by lovingheart
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Let V be the potential difference of the conductor whose length is l. Video Drift velocity in terms of potential difference is given by \frac{\epsilon V t}{m l}

Now current I of conductor is given by enAvd

Now voltage upon current will be given by \frac{m l}{n e^{2} t A}

Temperature is fixed the values of m, e, a, t, n will also be fixed

Hence we can conclude voltage upon current or \frac{v}{i} is constant here is given the name of R resistance hence we conclude the Ohm's Law \frac{v}{i}=R

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