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Using Maxwell's equations, obtain the relation frac{1}{c} frac{partial}{partial t} left( frac{E^2 + B^2}{2} ight) + vec{ abla} cdot (vec{E} imes vec{B}) = 0

          Using Maxwell's equations, obtain the relation
frac{1}{c} frac{partial}{partial t} left( frac{E^2 + B^2}{2} 
ight) + vec{
abla} cdot (vec{E} 	imes vec{B}) = 0

$Using Maxwell's equations, obtain the relation frac1c fracpartialpartial t left( fracE^2 + B^22 ight) + vec abla cdot (vecE imes vecB) = 0$

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Using Maxwell's equations, obtain the relation frac{1}{c} frac{partial}{partial t} left( frac{E^2 + B^2}{2} ight) + vec{ abla} cdot (vec{E} imes vec{B}) = 0

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