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Q5) Current density is distributed as l'ollows J=0 for [} > 2m, J= 8ja. A/m* for ¥l

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Current density is distributed as follows: J =0 for [y > 2m, J= 8ya.
A/m? for ly < 1 m, J = 8(2 – y)a, A/m² for 1 <y < 2m, J = -8(2+
y)a, A/m? for -2 < y <-1m. Use symmetry and Ampere's law to find
H everywhere.

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