The magnetic field oscillation direction is Parallel to the wave propagation direction a O Perpendicular to the wave propagation direction Sometimes perpendicular and sometimes parallel to the wave propagation Not related to the wave propagation direction dO

The magnetic field oscillation direction is Parallel to the wave propagation direction a O Perpendicular to the wave propagation direction Sometimes perpendicular and sometimes parallel to the wave propagation Not related to the wave propagation direction dO

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Chapter23: Electromagnetic Induction, Ac Circuits, And Electrical Technologies

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Parallel to the wave propagation direction
a O
Perpendicular to the wave propagation direction
Sometimes perpendicular and sometimes parallel to the wave propagation
CO
Not related to the wave propagation direction dO

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