Electromagnetic radiation with wavelength 2 = 21.2 μm is classified as infrared radiation. Use c = 2.998 x 108 m/s.(a) What is the frequency of the radiation?x Hz1.4141e3(b) If the electric field has a maximum magnitude of 39.5 kV/m, whatis the maximum strength of the corresponding magnetic field?0.13175mT(c) What are the rms values of the electric and magnetic fields?Erms:kv/mBrms:mT(d) Determine the maximum energy density stored in the:mJ/m³xmJ/m³Electric Field: 6.9072Magnetic Field: 13.813Electromagnetic Wave: 20.720x_mJ/m³(e) Determine the peak and average intensity of the electromagnetic wave.max: 12423.8319 x kW/m²avg: 6211.9159xkW/m²

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