Given the magnetic field vector potential: A= y z ax +2 x y z ay - x z az (A/m), find: (1) magnetic flux density B, (2)magnetic field intensity H, (3)current density J. B=(5xz) ax +(zy) ay + (2yz)az; H=796178.34 B; J=796178.34 [(2z)ax + 2y az] B=(-2xy) ax +(z+y) ay + (2yz-z)az; H=796178.34 B; J=796178.34 [(2z- O 1)ax + 2x az] B=(zx) ay + (2yx)az; H=796178.34 B ; J=796178.34 [(2x)ax + 4 az]

Given the magnetic field vector potential: A= y z ax +2 x y z ay - x z az (A/m), find: (1) magnetic flux density B, (2)magnetic field intensity H, (3)current density J. B=(5xz) ax +(zy) ay + (2yz)az; H=796178.34 B; J=796178.34 [(2z)ax + 2y az] B=(-2xy) ax +(z+y) ay + (2yz-z)az; H=796178.34 B; J=796178.34 [(2z- O 1)ax + 2x az] B=(zx) ay + (2yx)az; H=796178.34 B ; J=796178.34 [(2x)ax + 4 az]

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