A3.80 mm diameter wire carries a 15.2 A current when the electric field is 8.60x10-2 V/m Part A What is the wire's resistivity? p= 6.42x10-8 Am Previous Answers v Correct Correct answer is shown. Your answer 6.4167-10-8 = 6.4167x10-8 f2m was either rounded differently or used a different number required for this part. significant figures than Part B If a battery voltage of 8.55 V is applied to this wire to produce this current, how long must it be? ? L= 994 Submit Previous Answers Request Answer

A3.80 mm diameter wire carries a 15.2 A current when the electric field is 8.60x10-2 V/m Part A What is the wire's resistivity? p= 6.42x10-8 Am Previous Answers v Correct Correct answer is shown. Your answer 6.4167-10-8 = 6.4167x10-8 f2m was either rounded differently or used a different number required for this part. significant figures than Part B If a battery voltage of 8.55 V is applied to this wire to produce this current, how long must it be? ? L= 994 Submit Previous Answers Request Answer

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Chapter7: Electricity

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