A copper wire is fabricated that has a gradually increasing diameter along its length as shown. If an electric current is moving through thewire, which quantities vary along the length of the wire?BOA current and current density onlyO B. resistivity and current onlyOC current onlyO D. current, resistivity, current density, and electric fieldO E. current density and electric field only

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A copper wire is fabricated that has a gradually increasing diameter along its length as shown. If an electric current is moving through the wire, which quantities vary along the length of the wire? O A. current and current density only O B. resistivity and current only OC. current only O D. current, resistivity, current density, and electric field O E. current density and electric field only

A copper wire is fabricated that has a gradually increasing diameter along its length as shown. If an electric current is moving through the wire, which quantities vary along the length of the wire? O A. current and current density only O B. resistivity and current only OC. current only O D. current, resistivity, current density, and electric field O E. current density and electric field only

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Chapter7: Electricity

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