What would the Hall voltage be (in µV) if a 2.40 T field is applied across a 13-gauge copper wire (1.829 mm in diameter) carrying a 22.0 A current? (Assume the free charge density of copper is 8.342 ✕ 1028 e−/m3.)

What would the Hall voltage be (in µV) if a 2.40 T field is applied across a 13-gauge copper wire (1.829 mm in diameter) carrying a 22.0 A current? (Assume the free charge density of copper is 8.342 ✕ 1028 e−/m3.)

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