Engineering, 25.09.2020 03:01 CalCDanG

Two wires of the same length and cross sectional area have finite but different E-field magnitudes inside them when the same current is flowing in each. The E-field magnitude in wire 1 is less than the field magnitude in wire 2. Select all of the following statements that are true based on this situation: The voltage drop in wire 1 is the same as the voltage drop in wire 2
The conductivity of wire 1 is less than the conductivity in wire 2
There is not enough information given in the problem to definitely determine the answer to the other 9 statements.
The power dissipation in wire 1 is more than the power dissipation in wire 2
The conductivity of wire 1 is more than the conductivity in wire 2
The conductivity of wire 1 is the same as the conductivity in wire 2
The power dissipation in wire 1 is less than the power dissipation in wire 2
The power dissipation in wire 1 is the same as the power dissipation in wire 2
The voltage drop in wire 1 is greater than the voltage drop in wire 2
The voltage drop in wire 1 is less than the voltage drop in wire 2

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