Propagation Direction Electric Field (E) Magnetic Field (B) Wavelength=68.5 x10*m Calculate the frequency for the electromagnetic wave shown in the picture O a. 43795.6 Hz O b. 205500000 O. 437956204.4 Hz d. 205500

Propagation Direction Electric Field (E) Magnetic Field (B) Wavelength=68.5 x10*m Calculate the frequency for the electromagnetic wave shown in the picture O a. 43795.6 Hz O b. 205500000 O. 437956204.4 Hz d. 205500

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Field (E)
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Field (B)
Wavelength=68.5 x10 m
Calculate the frequency for the electromagnetic wave shown in the picture
a.
43795.6 Hz
O b. 20550000
Oc.
437956204.4 Hz
O d. 205500

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