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An electromagnetic wave travels in vacuum along the y-axis direction. Its electric field is oscillating parallel to the z-axis. What is the magnetic field oscillation direction [Select] is the amplitude of the magnetic field (in units of μT) [Select] electromagnetic wave (in units of W/m²) [Select] V ? The electric field has an amplitude of 1000 V/m. What ? Y? What is the intensity of the

An electromagnetic wave travels in vacuum along the y-axis direction. Its electric field is oscillating parallel to the z-axis. What is the magnetic field oscillation direction [Select] is the amplitude of the magnetic field (in units of μT) [Select] electromagnetic wave (in units of W/m²) [Select] V ? The electric field has an amplitude of 1000 V/m. What ? Y? What is the intensity of the

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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