II. Solve the following problem pertaining to heat transfer. It is recommended to go to the FAQ section near the last pages to have an example and be able to answer common questions. 1. Suppose a 12-gauge copper wire, which has twice the diameter of the common 18-gauge wire (1.02mm diameter). If the current remains the same, what effect would this have on the magnitude of the drift vd would be unchanged; (ii) vd would be twice as great; (iii) vd would be four times velocity (i) none- greater; (iv) vd would be half as great; (v) vd would be one-fourth as great. Vd. Use the formula

II. Solve the following problem pertaining to heat transfer. It is recommended to go to the FAQ section near the last pages to have an example and be able to answer common questions. 1. Suppose a 12-gauge copper wire, which has twice the diameter of the common 18-gauge wire (1.02mm diameter). If the current remains the same, what effect would this have on the magnitude of the drift vd would be unchanged; (ii) vd would be twice as great; (iii) vd would be four times velocity (i) none- greater; (iv) vd would be half as great; (v) vd would be one-fourth as great. Vd. Use the formula

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