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    1. The document discusses the relationship between current and drift velocity in a conductor. It considers a conductor of length L containing a number of electrons per unit volume. 2. It defines the current as being equal to the number of electrons times the average drift velocity, and the drift velocity as being directly proportional to the applied electric field and inversely proportional to the collision time of electrons. 3. It derives an expression for the drift velocity in terms of the current, length, potential difference, and number of electrons in the conductor.

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    1. The document discusses the relationship between current and drift velocity in a conductor. It considers a conductor of length L containing a number of electrons per unit volume. 2. It defines the current as being equal to the number of electrons times the average drift velocity, and the drift velocity as being directly proportional to the applied electric field and inversely proportional to the collision time of electrons. 3. It derives an expression for the drift velocity in terms of the current, length, potential difference, and number of electrons in the conductor.

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    1. The document discusses the relationship between current and drift velocity in a conductor. It considers a conductor of length L containing a number of electrons per unit volume. 2. It defines the current as being equal to the number of electrons times the average drift velocity, and the drift velocity as being directly proportional to the applied electric field and inversely proportional to the collision time of electrons. 3. It derives an expression for the drift velocity in terms of the current, length, potential difference, and number of electrons in the conductor.

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