An electromagnetic wave from a wire antenna travels (from the reader) toward the plane ofThe paper. At time t = 0.0 s it strikes the paper at normal incidence. At point O and timet = 0.0 s, the magnetic field vector has its maximum value, 4.43 x 10 T, pointing in thenegative y-direction. The frequency of this wave is 1.14 x 10 Hz.a) Find the associated electric field E at t = 0.0s?(Remember you are finding a vector)b) Find the Poynting vector of the wave at timet=0.0s?c) What is the magnetic field at point O at timet= 4.39 x 10-s?B (t-0)

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