Your answer is partially correct.A laser emits 4.07 × 1019 photons per second in a beam of light that has a diameter of 2.32 mm and a wavelength of514.5 nm. Determine (a) the average electric field strength and (b) the average magnetic field strength for theelectromagnetic wave that constitutes the beam.(a) Number i0.00493UnitsN/C(b) Number i 0.0000000000164UnitsT

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