11. In free space, the Poisson's equation becomes(a) Maxwell's equation(b) Ampere's equation(c) Laplace's equation(d) Biot-Savart equation12. What is the absolute value of the surface charge densities on the metallic plates located at

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11. In free space, the Poisson's equation becomes
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(b) Ampere's equation
(c) Laplace's equation
(d) Biot-Savart equation
12. What is the absolute value of the surface charge densities on the metallic plates located at

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