What happens to the charge carrier density

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Question: If the current carried by a conductor is doubled, what happens to the; (a) charge carrier density, (b) current density, (c) electron drift velocity, (d) average time between collisions, (e) conductiv- ity, (f) electrical potential difference across the conductor, (g) electrical energy per time convert- ed to thermal energy? Explain.

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