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Figure shows a conical conducting wire connected to a source of emf. Let E, `v_(d) `, I represent the electric field, drift velocity and current at a cross-section of the wire. As one moves from end A to B of the wire

A

E increases

B

E decreases

C

`v_(d)` decreases

D

I remains same

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