lpake Home Pr...x81.2%Problem # 2 (30 points). The figure below shows a plane electromagnetic sinusoidalwave propagating in the x direction. Suppose the wavelength is 100.0 m and themagnetic field vibrates in the xz-plane with an amplitude of 100.0 nT(a) Calculate the frequency of the wave.(b) Identify what kind of electromagnetic radiation is this?c) Calculate the electric field E when the magnetic field has its maximum value in thenegative z direction.(d) Wite an expression for Eo,.t) with the correct unit vector, with numerical values forEma k and co, and with its magnitude in the form:E(y, t)Emas cos(kx-at)e) What is the intensity of the wave?f) What is the average power of this wave on a 1-meter square area1

(a)Using kirchoff's Voltage law in loop CDEFC, we get the equation as

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