sesaThis courseO c.-1a 2.y.zazO d.-1ax2.y.zay-y-azThe velocity of electrons with current density 1 unit and a charge density of 2000 nC/m3 isSelect one:O a. 5000b. 2*106Oc.0.2*106d.0.5*106Magnetic field lines of a wire carrying a current I (A) located at the z-axisut ofSelect one:O a. Point towards the Extend radially from the WIteb.Point in the direction of the normal vector to the lineOC. None of these

we need to find the velocity of electrons(drift velocity)

The velocity of electrons with current density 1 unit and a charge density of 2000 nC/m³ is Select one: O a. 5000 O b. 2*106 O c.0.2*106 O d. 0.5*106

The velocity of electrons with current density 1 unit and a charge density of 2000 nC/m³ is Select one: O a. 5000 O b. 2106 O c.0.2106 O d. 0.5*106

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aThis course
O c.-1a 2.y.zaz
O d.-1ax2.y.zay-y-az
The velocity of electrons with current density 1 unit and a charge density of 2000 nC/m3 is
Select one:
O a. 5000
b. 2*106
Oc.0.2*106
d.0.5*106
Magnetic field lines of a wire carrying a current I (A) located at the z-axis
ut of
Select one:
O a. Point towards the Extend radially from the WIte
b.
Point in the direction of the normal vector to the line
OC. None of these

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