Question

What is the full form of each in the following expressions? A) u = μₑ

B) E = (I / nA)Q
A) Velocity, B) Electric Field
A) Acceleration, B) Voltage
A) Magnetic Field, B) Charge Density
A) Coefficient of Friction, B) Resistance
A) Electric Mobility, B) Current Density

Answer 1

The full forms of the expressions are A) μe as Electric Mobility and B) E = (I / nA)Q as Current Density. These expressions are related to the field of Physics, often discussed in detail in High School Grade 11 courses.

Step-by-step explanation:

The full form of the expressions given are as follows:

• A) μe refers to Electric Mobility, which describes how quickly an electron can move through a conductor or semiconductor when subjected to an electric field.
• B) E = (I / nA)Q is an expression for Current Density. Current Density is the amount of electric current flowing per unit cross-sectional area of material. It is derived from the formula where I is the electric current, n is the number of charge carriers per unit volume, A is the cross-sectional area, and Q is the charge of the carriers.

The subject of these concepts and expressions generally falls into the Physics category and is covered in more detail typically in Grade 11 Physics.