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Hi
What do the 4 equations say in words?
not in math but in words that explains the meaning of them.
thanks
What do the 4 equations say in words?
not in math but in words that explains the meaning of them.
thanks
eranb2 said:another question,
if in two wires the current flows in the same direction - attraction
not the same direction - rejection.
which one of maxwell equations says that?
Maxwell's Equations are a set of four fundamental equations that describe the behavior of electric and magnetic fields, and how they are influenced by charged particles and currents.
Maxwell's Equations were developed by Scottish physicist James Clerk Maxwell in the mid-19th century.
Maxwell's Equations are important because they provide a comprehensive understanding of the behavior of electricity and magnetism, and they have been used to develop many modern technologies such as radio, television, and telecommunications.
The first equation, Gauss's Law, describes the relationship between electric fields and the presence of electric charges. The second equation, Gauss's Law for Magnetism, explains the absence of magnetic monopoles and how magnetic fields are created by currents. The third equation, Faraday's Law, describes the phenomenon of electromagnetic induction, where a changing magnetic field induces an electric field. The fourth equation, Ampere's Law, relates the circulation of a magnetic field to the presence of currents and changing electric fields.
Maxwell's Equations have been used to develop many technologies, including radio and television broadcasting, wireless communication, and medical imaging devices. They are also used in engineering and design of electrical and electronic systems, such as power generation and transmission systems, computer circuits, and electric motors.