Current density is a-Vector expressed in Am-1-Scalar expressed in Am-2-Vector expressed in Am-2-Scalar expressed in Am-1-

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Current density is a vector quantity and is defined as the the current flowing per unit area of cross section flowing perpendicular to cross section-SI unit of current density is j-Iarea-A-m2Answer-C-

Current density is a:
Vector expressed in $A m^{- 1}$
Scalar expressed in $A m^{- 2}$
Vector expressed in $A m^{- 2}$
Scalar expressed in $A m^{- 1}$

Current density is a vector quantity and is defined as the the current flowing per unit area of cross section flowing perpendicular to cross section.

SI unit of current density is $j = \frac{I}{a r e a} = A / m^{2}$

Answer-(C)

Current density is a:Vector expressed in Am−1Scalar expressed in Am−2Vector expressed in Am−2Scalar expressed in Am−1

Current density is a vector quantity and is defined as the the current flowing per unit area of cross section flowing perpendicular to cross section.SI unit of current density is j=Iarea=A/m2Answer-(C)

Current density is a:
Vector expressed in $A m^{- 1}$
Scalar expressed in $A m^{- 2}$
Vector expressed in $A m^{- 2}$
Scalar expressed in $A m^{- 1}$

Current density is a vector quantity and is defined as the the current flowing per unit area of cross section flowing perpendicular to cross section.

SI unit of current density is $j = \frac{I}{a r e a} = A / m^{2}$

Answer-(C)