In the circuit as shown in adjoining fig...

In the circuit as shown in adjoining fig., wires AB and CD are made of same material and are of the same length but the radius of AB is twice that of CD. Assuming that the connecting wires have negligible resistance, what is the ratio of potential gradients across AB and CD?

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