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Given For resistor 1, Length L, cross section Area A, current I = 6.0 m amp For resistor 2,…

Two circuits hove two copper rosistors in thom The rosistor in the first circuit has a longth La cross-soctional area A, and a curront 16 00 mA whilo the rosistor in the second circuit has a longth 4L, acrosssoctional aroa 2A, and a curront 200 mA The ratio v/v2 of the crift sppods in the two rosintors is: 2020 Soloct one O b.0.

Two circuits hove two copper rosistors in thom The rosistor in the first circuit has a longth La cross-soctional area A, and a curront 16 00 mA whilo the rosistor in the second circuit has a longth 4L, acrosssoctional aroa 2A, and a curront 200 mA The ratio v/v2 of the crift sppods in the two rosintors is: 2020 Soloct one O b.0.

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

Section: Chapter Questions

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