Physics, asked by raomohit27, 11 months ago

In a current carrying conductor,the ratio of electric field and the current density at a point is called
A) Resistivity
B)Conductivity
C)Resistance
D)Mobility

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Answered by palaksharma0605
10

Answer: (a) Resistivity

Explanation:

J= 1/rho × E

rho=E/J

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Answered by Fatimakincsem
4

Hence it is called a s resistivity.

Option (A) is correct.

Explanation:

We know that J  = σE  

  • Where J = current density
  • σ = conductivity
  • E= electric field

Also, resistivity ρ =  1/σ

thus,  

J / σ  = E

or  Jρ = E

Therefore , a = ρ

Hence it is called a s resistivity.

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