Region 1 (x – y < 2) is filled with material whose µr1 =4, described by M1 = -6âx +18â, – 12â, A/m whereas region 2 (x – y > 2) is filled with material having uz =3.6µo. Analyze the materials for B1 and H2.

Given: Since x-y-2=0 is a plane, x-y≤2 is region 1 and below the red line in the figure provided…

Region 1 (x – y< 2) is filled with material whose µr1 = 4, described by M1 = –6âx + 18ây – 12â, A/m whereas region 2 (x – y > 2) is filled with material having u2 = 3.6µo. Analyze the materials for B, and H2.

Region 1 (x – y< 2) is filled with material whose µr1 = 4, described by M1 = –6âx + 18ây – 12â, A/m whereas region 2 (x – y > 2) is filled with material having u2 = 3.6µo. Analyze the materials for B, and H2.

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