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electric current is passing through a solid conductor PQ to from P to Q.the electric current densities at P and Q are in the ratio.​

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Answered by smitpatel97
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Answer:

1is to 1 , because of the electric confrigation

Answered by Jasleen0599
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The electric current densities at P and Q are in the ratio 1 : 1

- Current Density is defined as the electric current flowing per unit cross-section area through a conductor.

- The electric current density is given by :

J = I / A

- Since the conductor is same and the current flowing  through it is not changing,

Jp / Jq = (I / A) / (I / A) = 1 / 1

- Thus, Jp : Jq = 1 : 1

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