Help with concepts of Drift Velocity

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The user seeks assistance with homework questions #9 and #10 related to drift velocity but expresses uncertainty about how to begin. Forum members emphasize the importance of attempting the problems independently before seeking help. They encourage the user to share their initial thoughts or attempts to facilitate more effective guidance. The discussion highlights the balance between seeking help and personal effort in learning. Engaging with the material is essential for understanding concepts like drift velocity.
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Attached to my forum is my homework. I need help with #9 and #10. I have no clue on where to start. Anything is helpful

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