1. A conducting wire made of aluminum has approximately 1.5x1020 free electrons for every centimeter of...
1. A conducting wire made of aluminum has approximately 1.5x1020 free electrons for every centimeter of its length. The electrons have a drift speed of 0.03 cm/s. How many electrons pass a point in the wire each second? a). 2.31018 e-/s b). 1.5x1018 e-/s c) 0.5x1018 e-/s. d) 4.5x1018 e-/s
2.For the conductor in question #2, assume that it has a cylindrical shape with a radius of 1.4 mm. Find the current density in the conductor assuming that it is uniform. a) 5.8x105A/m2 b) 1.2x105A/m2 c) 8.0x105A/m2 d) 3.7x105A/m2
3. If a 1.0 m length of a certain wire has a resistance of 0.20Ω, determine the resistance of 120.0 m of the same wire.a) 24 Ω b) 48 Ω c) 96 Ω. d) 128 Ω
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