-) A I50m long conductor of uniform cross - section has or voltoge drop of 8V between its ends. If the densitey gof the current flouing +hnough it is 1.6x 10 (Alm?), identyly the material of the conductor

-) A I50m long conductor of uniform cross - section has or voltoge drop of 8V between its ends. If the densitey gof the current flouing +hnough it is 1.6x 10 (Alm?), identyly the material of the conductor

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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5-) A 150 m of uniform cross-section has o
long conductor
voltoge drop of 8V between its ends. If the density of the
current flouing thnough it is 1.6x 10 (Alm?), identyy the
material of the conductor

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