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gemma786
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I read this in book that if we consider a conductor in which current I is flowing at a potential difference of V then in time ∆t charge equal to I ∆t will flow across the ends of conductor. But in time ∆t that much amount of charge will only be able to travel distance equal to drift velocity multiplied by the time i.e.Vb x ∆t, isn’t it.
Please tell me how this happens.
Please tell me how this happens.