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Determine the charge current continuity equation by drawing an arbitrary configuration with volume V to show...

Determine the charge current continuity equation by drawing an arbitrary configuration with volume V to show that the total current flowing out of a volume is equal to the flux of the current.

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Using gauss divergence theorem we can change the closed surface integral to volume integral.

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