Physics, asked by Sanjanasingh8882, 1 year ago

Suggest why there must be an electric field inside a current-carrying conductor.

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Answered by rishilaugh
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For current to flow there must be some potentialdifference


 Now we know that E= -dv/dr, so for electric fieldto lie the dv term i.e. change in potential mustnot be zero.

 As current current is flowing inside the conductorthen there must lie electric field too which willmake the electrons move giving rise to current.
Answered by abhi178
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First of all you should understand how the current flows through the wire ?
When charges flow through wire , it generates current .
Because current :- flow of charges in wire per unit time is known as current.

To have current , electrons must be accelerated along the wire. Due to accelerated electrons electric force must be act on them , {
because you know two opposite nature charge must apply coulombic force on each other .
Also we know, Force , F = qE ,where q is charge and E is electric field .
Means when a charge particle q placed on eletric field E , it experiences F force}
Hence, due to electric force , field must introduce inside the current carrying conductor.

In simple way, you can say , electric field produced inside the conductor due to accelerated charge flow through current carrying conductor .
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