Mathematics, 15.07.2019 02:20, Sk8terkaylee

Let h = for 0   0.01 m, and h = for   0.01 m. (a) find j everywhere. (b) what is j at  = 0? (c) is there a filamentary current at  = 0? if so, what is its value? (d) what is |j|max for   0?

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Let h = for 0   0.01 m, and h = for   0.01 m. (a) find j everywhere. (b) what is j at  = 0?...