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Two conductors, both having same length and same area of cross-section, are joined in parallel as

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case i) Series

In series combination current I through each resistor will be the same

Current I= neAVd

n=number of electrons per unit volume

e=Charge of an electron

A=Area of cross section of wire

Vd= Drift speed

Vd= I / (neA)

Vd1= I / (neA1) --------------(1)

Vd2= I / (neA2) --------------(2)

Note that 'ne' is same for both the wires since the resistivity same means same material


From 1) and 2) Vd1 / Vd2 = A2 / A1 ie Ratio of drift speed is 3:2


case ii) Parallel

In Parallel combination potential 'v 'through each resistor will be the same

Current I= neAVd

By ohms Law v=IR

ie v= (neAVd) R

Vd= v / RneA and R=ΡL/A

R1=ΡL1/A1

R2=ΡL2/A2

Ρ=resistivity

Vd1= v / (R1 neA1)---------------(3)

Vd2= v / (R2 neA1)---------------(4)

From 3) and 4) Vd1 / Vd2 = L2/L1 ie Ratio of drift speed is 2 : 1

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