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when a current of 40 A flows through a conductor for 10 m^2,then the current density​

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Answered by pragatimeena40
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Answer:

Determine the current density when 40 Amperes of current is flowing through the battery in a given area of 10 m2. J = 4 A/m2.

Answered by Akansha022
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Given :  Current of 40 A flows through a conductor of area 10 m^2.

To Find : Current Density

Solution :

Current I = 40A , Aand area A = 10 \[{m^2}\]

Current Density is calculated from following formulae

\[J = \frac{I}{A}\]

Where,

J =  current density as a vector or its scalar magnitude

I =  Electric current

A =  Area of conducter

Thus, Current Density J is

\[J = \frac{{40}}{{10}} = 4A/{m^2}\]

J = 4 \[A/{m^2}\]

Hence, current density​ is \[4A/{m^2}\].

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