An electromagnetic wave is traveling in the y-direction (j). a)If the B-field has the equation: B(y,t)...
An electromagnetic wave is traveling in the y-direction (j).
a)If the B-field has the equation: B(y,t) = Bmaxcos(kx-wt+j)i, what direction is the E-field?
b)Write the equation for the E-field.
c)If w = 4.398 x 10-6 rad/sec, what is l (in a vacuum)?
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