Verify by substitution that the following equations are solutions to the wave equationsa²B= HoEo += HoEo +, respectively:andE= EmaxCos(kx – wt)B= BmaxCos(kx – wt)

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Verify by substitution that the following equations are solutions to the wave equations = HoEo + dx2 and dx? = HoEo + dt2 respectively: E = EmaxCos(kx – wt) B= BmaxCos(kx - wt)

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Verify by substitution that the following equations are solutions to the wave equations
a²B
= HoEo +
= HoEo +
, respectively:
and
E= EmaxCos(kx – wt)
B= BmaxCos(kx – wt)

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