2- A uniform plane wave of angular frequency w = 5x10® propagates in a lossless medium with parameters ɛ = 9ɛo and µ = Ho. The phasor electric field intensity is in the form Ē(f) = (Aây + j2âz)e-/(kx*-4y) (V/m) Where k, is a real, nonzero, positive constant. a) Comment the value of A. Can it be different from zero? Verify your answer. b) Determine the value of ky. c) Find the expression for the time-domain electric field intensity. d) Determine the polarization (type and sense, if applicable) of this wave. e) Find the expression for the phasor magnetic field intensity, Ħ(f).

2- A uniform plane wave of angular frequency w = 5x10® propagates in a lossless medium with parameters ɛ = 9ɛo and µ = Ho. The phasor electric field intensity is in the form Ē(f) = (Aây + j2âz)e-/(kx*-4y) (V/m) Where k, is a real, nonzero, positive constant. a) Comment the value of A. Can it be different from zero? Verify your answer. b) Determine the value of ky. c) Find the expression for the time-domain electric field intensity. d) Determine the polarization (type and sense, if applicable) of this wave. e) Find the expression for the phasor magnetic field intensity, Ħ(f).

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