Vector SOLENOIDAL example simple steps used

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A vector is solenoidal if it has zero divergence which means that the net flow of the vector out of any closed surface is zero. In other words the vector field has no sources or sinks within the region of interest. One example of a solenoidal vector is the magnetic field in a region where there are no magnetic monopoles.

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