Identify the advantage of using method of images. a) Easy approach b) Boundaries are replaced by charges c) Boundaries are replaced by images d) Calculation using Poisson and Laplace equation

Identify the advantage of using method of images.
a) Easy approach
b) Boundaries are replaced by charges
c) Boundaries are replaced by images
d) Calculation using Poisson and Laplace equation
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a) Easy approach
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