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The drift velocity of electrons in a linear conductor of given length under a potential can be doubled by
The drift velocity of electrons in a linear conductor of given length under a potential can be doubled by
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$v_d$ is also proportional to current ($I = nAev_d$).
Updated On: Apr 27, 2026
- decreasing the potential 4 times
- increasing the potential 2 times
- decreasing the potential 8 times
- increasing the potential 4 times
- decreasing the potential 2 times
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The Correct Option is B
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