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When a potential difference V is applied across a conductor at temperature T, the drift velocity of the electrons is proportional to :

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8.33%(a) T ( 1 voter )
33.33%(b) √T ( 4 voters )
58.33%(c) V ( 7 voters )
0%(d) √V
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The drift velocity vd of electrons in a conductor is given by the equation:
vd = eEr/m
Since E = V/L, we get:
vd = eVr/mL
Here, vd is directly proportional to the applied potential difference
V. Thus, the correct answer is: (c) V
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  1. Drift velocity vd is given by = vd = eEτ/m, Where E = V/L. Thus,
    vd = eVr/mL
    Since vd is directly proportional to V, the correct answer is (c) V.

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