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4. The so-called continuity equation V. J + P = 0 is the mathematical statement that total charge is
conserved.
4.1 Show that Ampère's law in its original form violates the continuity equation.
4.2 Show how Maxwell remedied Ampère's law to be consistent with the continuity equation.

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