A plane wave is sent from space (y>0) withelectrical parameters ɛ1=4ɛ0,µ1=µ0 to amedium (y <0) with electrical parameters ɛ2=9ɛ0,u2=µ0 with an angle of Oi relative to thesurface normal. The incoming electric field isgiven as:É;(x, y) = (e + Aẻ, + 3ẻ,)ei4nv3xej4Tya) Find the angle of incidence (Oi) of the electromagnetic wave.b) Find the angles of reflection and refraction (transmission).c) What should be the value of the coefficient A for the wave to beplane?d) Calculate the magnetic field for the incoming electromagnetic wave.

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