what is the total current density in a conductor
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Current density is donated by 'J' its a vector quantity.
Amount of current in a conductor is given by the expression
J=I/A
Where,
I is current per unit area (A)
Amount of current in a conductor is given by the expression
J=I/A
Where,
I is current per unit area (A)
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10^4 to 10^7 because of thin case if conductirs vacancy part and the other one id overkapping on each othevdue to which the current densuty is this
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