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Hence show that the wave equation for the magnetic field in free space is V²H+k²H = 0 where k = w√ EoHo. You may find the vector identity Ax (BxC) = (A. C)B- (A. B)C useful

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You may find the vector identity Ax (BxC) = (A. C)B- (A. B)C useful
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