A microwave transmitter emits electromag-netic waves of a single wavelength. The maxi-mum electric field 1.38 km from the transmit-ter is 5.17 V/m.The speed of light is 2.99792 × 10° m/sand_the permeability of free space is 47 x10-7 N/A?.Assuming that the transmitter is a pointsource and neglecting waves reflected fromthe Earth, calculate the maximum magneticfield at this distance.Answer in units of T.Calculate the total power emitted by thetransmitter.Answer in units of W.

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