Determine what the drift speed of the electrons

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If 2.63 × 10²⁰ electrons flow through a cross section of a 3.04 millimeter diameter Copper wire in 9.28 second, and then determine what the drift speed of the electrons? (The density of conduction electrons in Copper is n = 8.50×10²⁸ 1/m³).

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