A steady volume current density function is defined as follows: J = 4xâ̟ + syây – 5zâz At point (x,y.z)=(1,2,1), determine the value of unknown, s, considering the conservation of charge principle (hint; recall Kirchoff's Current Law) 0 1 О 9 O -8 ооооо

A steady volume current density function is defined as follows: J = 4xâ̟ + syây – 5zâz At point (x,y.z)=(1,2,1), determine the value of unknown, s, considering the conservation of charge principle (hint; recall Kirchoff's Current Law) 0 1 О 9 O -8 ооооо

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A steady volume current density function is defined as follows:
J = 4xâ, + syâ, – 5zâz
At point (x,y,z)=(1,2,1), determine the value of unknown, s, considering the conservation of charge principle (hint; recall Kirchoff's Current Law)
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