The normal vector from region 2 to region 1 is ân21=(6âx+2ây-3âz)/7. If H1=10âx+ây+12âz A/m and H2=H2x âx-5ây+4âz A/m, find the surface current density at the interface. (μ1=2μ0 ve μ2=μ0)

The normal vector from region 2 to region 1 is ân21=(6âx+2ây-3âz)/7. If H1=10âx+ây+12âz A/m and H2=H2x âx-5ây+4âz A/m, find the surface current density at the interface. (μ1=2μ0 ve μ2=μ0)

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