Compare and contrast the following pairs of Maxwell's Equations: 2.1 First pair: V.E= Equation 1 2.2 Second Pair: VxE=0, Equation 3 V.B=0 Equation 2 V x B=J. Equation 4 2.3 Which of the four equations describe Electrostatics phenomena and which describe Magnetostatics phenomena? Give reasons.

Compare and contrast the following pairs of Maxwell's Equations: 2.1 First pair: V.E= Equation 1 2.2 Second Pair: VxE=0, Equation 3 V.B=0 Equation 2 V x B=J. Equation 4 2.3 Which of the four equations describe Electrostatics phenomena and which describe Magnetostatics phenomena? Give reasons.

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