The magnitude of momentum of electrons in a straight wire of copper of length1 meter carrying a current of 16 ampere will be
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D
If n is the number of electrons per unit volume, then total number of free electrons = nLA
Hence total mass of the electrons = nLA m e
Total momentum of electrons = nLA m e × × v d = nLA m e × × 
=
= 91 × × 10 − − 12 kg- sec − − 1
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