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HW_2)Solve the following questions:
QI)
Prove that the curl of the gradient of any scalar is zero.
Q2)
In your own words, explain the main differences between the electric potential and the scalar
magnetic potential.
Q3)
Determine the vector magnetic potential at P(0.4,0.3,0)in the field of 8A filamentary current
directed inward from infinity to the origin on the positive x-axis „and then outward to infinity
along the y-axis as shown in figure.
Q4)
The magnetic field intensity is given in a certain region of space as
H=*+ 29a. +a. A/m. (a) Find V × H. (b) Find J. (c) Use J to
find the total cúrrent passing through the surface z = 4, lgxs2,
3<z< 5, in the a, direction. (d) Show that the same result is obtained
using the other side of Stokes' theorem.
Q5)
Current density is distributed as follows: J = 0 for |y > 2m, J = 8ja,
A/m? for ly| < Im, J= 8(2 – y)a, A/m? for 1 <y < 2m, J=-8(2+
y)a, A/m² for -2 < y < -1m. Úse symmetry and Ampere's law to find
H everywhere.
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Transcribed Image Text:HW_2.pdf HW_2)Solve the following questions: QI) Prove that the curl of the gradient of any scalar is zero. Q2) In your own words, explain the main differences between the electric potential and the scalar magnetic potential. Q3) Determine the vector magnetic potential at P(0.4,0.3,0)in the field of 8A filamentary current directed inward from infinity to the origin on the positive x-axis „and then outward to infinity along the y-axis as shown in figure. Q4) The magnetic field intensity is given in a certain region of space as H=*+ 29a. +a. A/m. (a) Find V × H. (b) Find J. (c) Use J to find the total cúrrent passing through the surface z = 4, lgxs2, 3<z< 5, in the a, direction. (d) Show that the same result is obtained using the other side of Stokes' theorem. Q5) Current density is distributed as follows: J = 0 for |y > 2m, J = 8ja, A/m? for ly| < Im, J= 8(2 – y)a, A/m? for 1 <y < 2m, J=-8(2+ y)a, A/m² for -2 < y < -1m. Úse symmetry and Ampere's law to find H everywhere. II
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