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Show Maxwell's equations in free space satisfy the wave equation

Maxwell's equations in free space: ∇ . E = 0 ∇ x E = - ∂ B/ ∂ t ∇ . B = 0 ∇ x B = (1/c 2 )( ∂E / ∂ t) The wave equation: ∇ 2 U = (1/c 2 ) ( ∂ 2 U / ∂ t 2 ) If we take the curl of ∇ x E , we get ∇ x( ∇ x E ) ...
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How do I structure a good exam essay?

The best way to structure an essay is by using PQA - Point, Quote, Analysis. Use this structure and 5 minuntes to plan your essay. Whilst this is annoying it will make for a better essay in the long run. (Re...
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Describe how volcanoes are monitored so that people can prepare for an eruption.

Volcanoes often show precursory activity before they erupt. Volcanologists can monitor this activity to forecast an eruption. This includes: - Monitoring earthquakes with seismometers. Just before an eruptio...
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Derive I = nAVe

Over 1 second, electrons with drift velocity V travel through a wire of cross sectional area A. Distance Vt (t = 1) multiplied by area A gives a volume AV. This volume multiplied by the electron density of t...
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What is 'cotx'?

cot is a short way to write 'cotangent'. This is the reciprocal of the trigonometric function 'tangent' or tan(x). Therefore, cot(x) can be simplified to 1/tan(x). Using trigonometric rules, an alternative w...
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