A uniform plane wave is traveling in the human body. Assume that the x-y plane resides just belowthe surface of the torso and the wave travels in the +y direction into the body (torso). Theconstitutive parameters of the body are relative permittivity is 54, relative permeability is 1, and o=1.5 S/m. If the electric field at z = 0 is E(0, t)=10cos (2 x 103t+15) (V/m),a. Obtain expressions for E(z,t) and H(z,t).b. Determine the power density at 5 cm into the human body.

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