23. The average drift velocity is a ..... function of the applied electric field for small values of electric field, but the drift velocity reaches a limit at high electric field. O a. Linear, Nonlinear. O b. Nonlinear, Linear. O c. Linear, Saturation. O d. Saturation, Linear. Oe. Nonlinear, Saturation.

23. The average drift velocity is a ..... function of the applied electric field for small values of electric field, but the drift velocity reaches a limit at high electric field. O a. Linear, Nonlinear. O b. Nonlinear, Linear. O c. Linear, Saturation. O d. Saturation, Linear. Oe. Nonlinear, Saturation.

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter22: Magnetic Forces And Magnetic Fields

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