39.54 V/m B Copyight o 2004 Pearson Edcaton, he., publahing as Addon Wesley. In the above shown electromagnetic wave, the amplitude of one of the field component is given. Calculate the amplitude of the other field component? O a. 1.242x10-7T O b. 1.158x10-7T O c. 1.318x10-7T O d. 1.441x10-7T O e. 1.186x1010T

39.54 V/m B Copyight o 2004 Pearson Edcaton, he., publahing as Addon Wesley. In the above shown electromagnetic wave, the amplitude of one of the field component is given. Calculate the amplitude of the other field component? O a. 1.242x10-7T O b. 1.158x10-7T O c. 1.318x10-7T O d. 1.441x10-7T O e. 1.186x1010T

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Chapter16: Electromagnetic Waves

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