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A potential difference V is applied across a conductor of length l and cross-sectional area A. Briefly explain how the current density j in the conductor will be affected if
(a) the potential differenceV is doubled. reduce
(b) the conductor were gradually stretched to its cross- sectional area to
and then the same potential difference V is applied across it.
(a) the potential difference
(b) the conductor were gradually stretched to its cross- sectional area to
Solution: 👈: Video Solution
Initial current = I =
=
=
Initial current density= J =
(a) Final current density= J ′ =
= 2 J
So the current density becomes double.
(b) When area of cross section becomes
,
The length becomes2 L .
So, final current density= J ′ ′ =
J ′ ′ =
=
J
So, the current density becomes half
Initial current density
(a) Final current density
So the current density becomes double.
(b) When area of cross section becomes
The length becomes
So, final current density
So, the current density becomes half
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