In the figure below, the plane defined by y = x separates medium1 of permeability Hr1 = 1 from medium2 of permeability uy2 = 4. If the magnetic field in medium1 is H1 = î 10 [A/m] and the surface current density is Js = & 4V2 + ŷ 4v2 [A/m] on the boundary; a) determine the surface normal y=x Medium1 b) find H2, Medium2 c) find B2. Solve the question by clearly writing all steps of mathematical

In the figure below, the plane defined by y = x separates medium1 of permeability Hr1 = 1 from medium2 of permeability uy2 = 4. If the magnetic field in medium1 is H1 = î 10 [A/m] and the surface current density is Js = & 4V2 + ŷ 4v2 [A/m] on the boundary; a) determine the surface normal y=x Medium1 b) find H2, Medium2 c) find B2. Solve the question by clearly writing all steps of mathematical

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