Ampere law states that, a) Divergence of H is same as the flux b) Curl of D is same as the current c) Divergence of E is zero d) Curl of H is same as the current density

Ampere law states that,
a) Divergence of H is same as the flux
b) Curl of D is same as the current
c) Divergence of E is zero
d) Curl of H is same as the current density
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d) Curl of H is same as the current density
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