1) An electric field E points toward you, and its magnitude is increasing. Will the induced magnetic field be clockwise or counterclockwise? What if E points away from you and is decreasing? 2) The electric field in an EM wave traveling east oscillates in a north-south plane. Describe the direction of the magnetic field vector in this wave.

1) An electric field E points toward you, and its magnitude is increasing. Will the induced magnetic field be clockwise or counterclockwise? What if E points away from you and is decreasing? 2) The electric field in an EM wave traveling east oscillates in a north-south plane. Describe the direction of the magnetic field vector in this wave.

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