An electromagnetic wave is given byE(z, t) = Â½³ Eŋ cos(kz – wt) + ŷ ½ Eo cos(kz – wt)XThis wave represents:Select one or more:O A wave plane-polarised in the adirection.A wave plane-polarised at +60 degreesfrom the x axis.A wave plane-polarised at +30 degreesfrom the x axis.A wave plane-polarised at +45 degreesfrom the z axis.

From the above expression of the electric field it is clear that this is a plane polarized E-field..…

Answered: An electromagnetic wave is given by 3…

An electromagnetic wave is given by 3 E(z, t) = ☆ ✓/³ Eŋ cos(kz · Eo This wave represents: cos(kz − wt) + ŷ½⁄3 Eo cos(kz − wt) - -

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An electromagnetic wave is given by
E(z, t) = Â½³ Eŋ cos(kz – wt) + ŷ ½ Eo cos(kz – wt)
X
This wave represents:
Select one or more:
O A wave plane-polarised in the a
direction.
A wave plane-polarised at +60 degrees
from the x axis.
A wave plane-polarised at +30 degrees
from the x axis.
A wave plane-polarised at +45 degrees
from the z axis.

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