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(a) One of Maxwell's equations states that V H = 0, where 11 is any magnetic field. Show that
if...for any closed surface S.
(b) Determine the flux of a uniform magnetic field B throngh the curved surface of a right circular cone (radius R, height h) oriented so that B is normall to the base of the cone as shown in the figure. (A uniform field is one which has the same magnitude and direction everywhere.)

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