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1. Match the following: List I List II A.(∇ x E )ds = 01.Continuity equationB.r v.dv = Q2.Ampere's lawC.(J + D )ds 3.Gauss lawD.-r vdv4.Faraday's lawE.H .dl = (∇ x H )ds 5.Stoke's theorem





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