Maxwell's Equations and Divergence

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This discussion centers on the application of Maxwell's Equations, specifically addressing the divergence of a vector field. The participant seeks clarification on why a particular divergence calculation results in zero. The conversation emphasizes the importance of demonstrating one's own attempts at solving physics problems before seeking assistance, as per forum guidelines.

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I was working on a problem from Maxwell Equations. Why is the below zero?

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Hello Thom, :welcome:

Did you notice the bold 2 and particularly the bold 3 in the template ? We at PF are simply not allowed to help unless you show your own attempt at solution.
 

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