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[" Example "3.17" Find the time of relaxation between collision and "],[" free path of electrons in copper at room temperature."],[" (Given,resistivity of copper at room temperature."],[" (Given,resistivity of copper "=1.7times10^(-8)Omega-m" ,density of "],[" electrons in copper "=8.5times10^(28)m^(-3)" ,charge on an electron "],[=1.6times10^(-19)C," mass of electron "=9.1times10^(-31)kg" and drift "],[" velocity of free electrons "=1.6times10^(-4)ms^(-1)" ."],[" Sot civen,"0=1.7times10^(-8)Omega-m,n=8.5times10^(28)m^(-3)]

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