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Electromagnetic theory miscellaneous

Electromagnetic Theory

  1. Following equations hold for time-varying fields—
    (i)
    ∇ × E = −
    ∂B
    ∂t

    (ii)
    E = − ∇ −
    ∂A
    ∂t

    (iii)
    2V +
    (∇⋅A) =
    −ρv
    ∂tε

    (iv)
    B = ∇ × A

    (v)
    ∇ × H = J +
    ∂E
    ∂t
    1. Both V and A are completely defined and thus can be evaluated
    2. V is completely defined but not A
    3. A Is completely defined but not V
    4. Both A and V are not completely defined
Correct Option: A

Both V and A are completely defined and thus can be evaluated.



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