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maxwells equation
#1 line inetgral and stokes theorem
I need help with #2 as well
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1. Let E- E sin(kz-i. Using diagram (a), show that Using diagram (b), show that 2. Let B=B, sin(kz-anj. 亡
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Consider curves cı andG, for them, Ε.dr. :0 since → is perpendicular (or normal) to dr because E is along the x-axis whereas E on C4 is given as EE, sin (kz,-wt)i, since, So Substitute values from (2), (3), and (4) in (1), to obtain, sin(kz,-co and.21 Now {-(-w) sin(kz-

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