#3. Electromagnetic wave propagates in the positive z direction. Electric field at the origin is in the negative x direction. Magnetic field at the origin is A) in the +x direction B) -x direction C) -y direction D) in the +y direction E) None of above

#3. Electromagnetic wave propagates in the positive z direction. Electric field at the origin is in the negative x direction. Magnetic field at the origin is A) in the +x direction B) -x direction C) -y direction D) in the +y direction E) None of above

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Chapter34: Electromagnetic Waves

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Problem 34.12P

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#3. Electromagnetic wave propagates in the positive z direction. Electric field at the
origin is in the negative x direction. Magnetic field at the origin is
A) in the +x direction
B) -x direction
C) -y direction
D) in the +y direction
E) None of above

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