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How can I describe electric fields and equipotential surfaces using Vector calculus?? HELP...
Describing electric fields and equipotential surfaces with vector calculus
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First that is not a mathematics question, it is a physics question so you would be better posting it in a physics sub-forum.
Second, it is far too broad. There are whole chapters of physics texts devoted to it.
Second, it is far too broad. There are whole chapters of physics texts devoted to it.
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