Radiation from an accelerating charge II

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Good

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thank u sir!!!

[@rgudduu]

Why do I need 1/r dependence of E or 1/r^2 dependence of S, for it to qualify as radiation?

[@keeplearning3238]

Because if r tends to infinity then power tends to zero in case r^2,but in case on dependence only on r it becomes independent from r in the expression of power

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