Find what would be the hall voltage

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Assume a 2.1 T field is applied across a 10-gauge copper wire (2.588 millimeter in diameter) carrying a 17 Amp current. Find what would be the Hall voltage, if the number density of free electrons is 8.34 x 10³⁴ m³.

Reference no: EM13680819

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