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Compare and contrast Ampere's law for magnetic fields to Gauss's law for electric fields (how they...

Compare and contrast Ampere's law for magnetic fields to Gauss's law for electric fields (how they are similar, how they are different). Include in your discussion why Gauss's law for magnetic fields is not very useful. Please be detailed in your response and demonstrate mastery of the concept of Ampere's law and how it is used.

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