Resistance wire having voltag of 2V at high potential & low potential of 0V with a total length of L=10000mm a. calculate the potential gradient per unit length (v / mm) b. between which 2 points where 0.045V will be located

Resistance wire having voltag of 2V at high potential & low potential of 0V with a total length of L=10000mm a. calculate the potential gradient per unit length (v / mm) b. between which 2 points where 0.045V will be located

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Resistance wire having voltag of 2V at high potential & low potential of 0V with a total length of L=10000mm

a. calculate the potential gradient per unit length (v / mm)

b. between which 2 points where 0.045V will be located

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