4. A very small source of light that radiates uniformly in all directions produces an electric field amplitude(Eo) of 2.96 V/m at a point 33.0 m from the source.a) Find the magnetic field amplitude at that same distance (33.0 m from the source).b) Find the intensity of the wave (the average of the magnitude of the Poynting vector) at thatdistance.c) Find the average radiation pressure that the wave exerts on a totally reflecting surface 33.0 m fromthe source.d) What is the average power output from the source?

(a) Given: The electric field amplitude is 2.96 Vm. The distance from the source is 33.0 m.…

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