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Find the magnitude, direction and propagation directions of the following Electric field vectors. 1. E = 1(v/m)(x+y)cos(kz+wt) 2. 100(v/m)(x+0.5y)e^[i(kz-wt)]

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Find the magnitude, direction and propagation directions of the following Electric field vectors.

1. E = 1(v/m)(x+y)cos(kz+wt)

2. 100(v/m)(x+0.5y)e^[i(kz-wt)]

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