Given the time-domain electric field E(r, t) = [A₁ cos(wt - B₁x + ₁) - A₂ cos(wt - B₂x + ₂)](2 + y) in free space, find the corresponding magnetic flux density (a) In phasor form, and (b) In time-varying form.
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