Please represent vector quantities, dot products, cross products and vector calculus operators correctly. Q2. The vector potential of a single magnetic dipole m is given by:Ho m x f"Ã(r)47 p12Here, =デーShow that, for a distribution of magnetic dipoles, the total magnetic vector potential can be written in the followingform:Ä(r) = 40Jor) du' +K(r").ds'What does J, and K, represent?

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Q2. The vector potential of a single magnetic dipole m is given by:
Ho m x f"
Ã(r)
47 p12
Here, =デー
Show that, for a distribution of magnetic dipoles, the total magnetic vector potential can be written in the following
form:
Ä(r) = 40
Jor) du' +
K(r").
ds'
What does J, and K, represent?

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