Example 1: A charge located at point (2,1,1) and the calculation pointP is at (-1,2,2). Determine:-a. The distance between the charge and point P.b. The vector v xr when v = 2i – 3j + k.c. The magnetic flux density if v = -3j +k and q = 1 * 10-10 C.Example 2: Show that B = 0 if v = 3j + k and r = 12j + 4k.

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Example 1: A charge located at point (2,1,1) and the calculation point Pis at (-1,2,2). Determine:- a. The distance between the charge and point P. b. The vector ū ×F when v = 2i – 3j + k. c. The magnetic flux density if v = -3j + k and q = 1 * 10-10 C. Example 2: Show that B = 0 if ū = 3j + k and = 12j + 4k. %3D

Example 1: A charge located at point (2,1,1) and the calculation point Pis at (-1,2,2). Determine:- a. The distance between the charge and point P. b. The vector ū ×F when v = 2i – 3j + k. c. The magnetic flux density if v = -3j + k and q = 1 * 10-10 C. Example 2: Show that B = 0 if ū = 3j + k and = 12j + 4k. %3D

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