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Current & Resistance

7.9 Problems

7.1) A current of 5A exists in a 10 Ω

resistor for 4min. (a) How many

coulombs, and (b) how many

electrons pass through any cross

section of the resistor in this time?

7.2) A small but measurable current

of 1.0 ×10 -10 A exists in a copper

wire whose diameter is 0.10in.

Calculate the electron drift speed.

7.3) A square aluminum rod is 1.0m

long and 5.0mm on edge. (a) What

is the resistance between its ends?

(b) What must be the diameter of a

circular 1.0m copper rod if its

resistance is to be the same?

7.4) A conductor of uniform radius

1.2cm carries a current of 3A

produced by an electric field of

120V/m. What is the resistivity of

the material?

7.5) If the current density in a

copper wire is equal to

5.8×10 6 A/m 2 , calculate the drift

velocity of the free electrons in this

wire.

7.6) A 2.4m length of wire that is

0.031cm 2 in cross section has a

measured resistance of 0.24Ω.

Calculate the conductivity of the

material.

7.7) Aluminium and copper wires of

equal length are found to have the

same resistance. What is the ratio

of their radii?

7.8) What is the resistance of a

device that operates with a current

of 7A when the applied voltage is

110V?

7.9) A copper wire and an iron wire

of the same length have the same

potential difference applied to

them. (a) What must be the ratio of

their radii if the current is to be the

same? (b) Can the current density

be made the same by suitable

choices of the radii?

7.10) A 0.9V potential difference is

maintained across a 1.5m length of

tungsten wire that has a crosssectional

area of 0.6mm 2 . What is

the current in the wire?

7.11) A wire with a resistance of

6.0Ω is drawn out through a die so

that its new length is three times its

original length. Find the resistance

of the longer wire, assuming that

the resistivity and density of the

material are not changed during the

drawing process.

7.12) A wire of Nichrome (a nickelchromium

alloy commonly used in

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