T31. (A) Find the peak magnetic field in an electromagnetic wave whose peak electric field is Emax. (B) Find the peak electric field in an electromagnetic wave whose peak magnetic field is B max. Data Emax = 280 V/m; Bmax = 47 nT; ]

T31. (A) Find the peak magnetic field in an electromagnetic wave whose peak electric field is Emax. (B) Find the peak electric field in an electromagnetic wave whose peak magnetic field is B max. Data Emax = 280 V/m; Bmax = 47 nT; ]

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T31. (A) Find the peak magnetic field in an
electromagnetic wave whose peak electric field is
Emax. (B) Find the peak electric field in an
electromagnetic wave whose peak magnetic field
is Bmax.
Data
Emax
=
280 V/m; Bmax
=
47 nT; ]

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