Using these three formulas V = IR R= (PL) A A = (0.5d) find the difference...

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Using these three formulas V = IR R= (PL) A A = (0.5d) find the difference in current (/) that a copper wire ( p = 1.72 108 m) can carry over an aluminum wire ( p = 2.75 108 . m) with equal diameters (d) of 0.54 cm and a length (L) of 10 000 m carrying 110 V (volts). (Round the final answer to four decimal places.) The difference in the current is A. Using these three formulas V = IR R= (PL) A A = (0.5d) find the difference in current (/) that a copper wire ( p = 1.72 108 m) can carry over an aluminum wire ( p = 2.75 108 . m) with equal diameters (d) of 0.54 cm and a length (L) of 10 000 m carrying 110 V (volts). (Round the final answer to four decimal places.) The difference in the current is A.