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divergence and curl of a vector
stoke's theorem and divergence theorem
motional and transformer induction
 

Hello !

1. Divergence is an opertator of transformaing a vecotr to scalr (del(A))
and Curl is vector multiplication of the del op. with any given vector: del X A
(the del op. is called also sa nabla and its defined is the parlty derivative of the x, y and z componnent).
the reusltent is a vector which prependicualr to the two multiplied vectors (in our case the del op. vector and the A vector)

2. The Stoke's Theoremrelates a clused line integration to a surfcace area bounding it.
and the Divergence Theorem relates the closed surface of a body to its volume by the div. op.

About the 3rd pair - I don't know !

Hoped I helped !
 

3. Motional and transformer EMF:

Motional EMF is the emf induced due to the relative motion between magnetic flux lines (whether of fixed field or not) and a conductor, [i.e. like moving a coil in a magnetic field, like that which is induced in a generator]; while the transformer emf is the induced emf by electromagnetic couplying between two objects, which don't move relative to each other, due to time-varying current, volt or magnetic field in one of the objects.[i.e. Like that in the transformer]
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