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1.	Suppose heat is conducted due to electrons Where, i = I/A and p is the resistivity, then
A.	q <sub>g</sub> = 2i<sup>2</sup> p
B.	q <sub>g</sub> = 3i<sup>2</sup> p
C.	q <sub>g</sub> = i<sup>2</sup> p
D.	q <sub>g</sub> = 4i<sup>2</sup> p
Answer» D. q <sub>g</sub> = 4i<sup>2</sup> p

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