The cylindrical rod with a diameter d=1 mm is made from
copper
(29
65Cu). The density of the copper is 8900 kg/m3. Find the average
drifting
velocity of electrons in the rood, if the current in 1 A flows
through the rod
The cylindrical rod with a diameter d=1 mm is made from copper (29 65Cu). The density...
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