1. The free charge density in a conductor is 2 x10° C/m³. For a current density of 5 x 10³ A/m², find the electric field

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1. The free charge density in a conductor is 2 x10° C/m³. For a current density of 5 x 10³ A/m², find the electric field

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1. The free charge density in a conductor is 2 x10° C/m³. For a current density of 5 x 10³ A/m², find the electric field intensity and drift velocity. The conductivity of the conductor o is 107 Siemens/meter. If the dielectric relative permittivity of the conductor is &₁ = 1, Find its relaxation time (Tr).
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