Q7: Match between column A and column B: Column A 1- Biot-Savart law Column B A- §B. dl = µol B- V²V = 0 C- V · B = 0 D- S B.dl = [ V × B . dS E- 4n x 10-7H/m 2- Maxwell's divergence equation 3- Stock's theorm %3D 4- Magnetic vector potential 5- Pemability of the free space 6- Laplace's equation F- 64oldi G- Vx B = 0 4π 7- Amper Law H- $4oldi x ar 4TR2 I- V²V =

Q7: Match between column A and column B: Column A 1- Biot-Savart law Column B A- §B. dl = µol B- V²V = 0 C- V · B = 0 D- S B.dl = [ V × B . dS E- 4n x 10-7H/m 2- Maxwell's divergence equation 3- Stock's theorm %3D 4- Magnetic vector potential 5- Pemability of the free space 6- Laplace's equation F- 64oldi G- Vx B = 0 4π 7- Amper Law H- $4oldi x ar 4TR2 I- V²V =

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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