Electromagnetic wave. See attached pictures. Part A and B. +z+x+yElectricMagneticfieldfieldQuestion 4, part (a)What direction is the electromagnetic wave moving in?Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer.a+x directionb -X direction+y directiond -y direction+zdirection- z direction Question 4, part (b)An EM wave is directed at a solar sail made out of a dark absorbing material and applies a forceon the sail that allows it to travel through outer space. There are no other forces on the solar sail,just the force due to the EM wave.How would the force on the sail change if the area of the sail is made 5 times larger and the sailis made out of a highly reflective material instead of a dark absorbing material?Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer.aPressure would be 10 times lessPressure would be 5 times lessCPressure would be the samedPressure would be 5 times greaterePressure would be 10 times greaterlo

(A) The expression to solve for the direction of the electromagnetic wave is as follows:…

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