Physics, asked by Srijit1392, 1 year ago

The Drift velocity ( Vd ) and applied electric field ( E ) of a conductor are related as

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Answered by firozkhaaaaaan7
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Vd directly proportional to E.

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Answered by gratefuljarette
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The relation between the  applied field and drift velocity is \bold{E=i n A v_{d}}

EXPLANATION:

In a conductor when there is a n electric field flowing ,there is flow of electrons from one position to the another, this electrons posses a certain velocity known as drift velocity and the relation between the  applied field and drift velocity is given as:

E=i n A v_{d}

From the above equations, we have found that E \propto v_{d}

Therefore, Electric field is proportional to the drift velocity.

n is the number of electrons that are moving from one point to another.

A is the area where the flow takes place.

And v_{d} is the velocity of electrons.

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