GivenĒ(y,t) = 30m cos(1x10t – 2)ż (V/m)3H(y,t)= H, cos(lx10°t –x (A/m)in free space. What is the value of Ho ?(H6=47xx10-7H/m, 2=8.85x10-1² F/m, c=3x10³ m/s)ütfen birini seçin:a.0.30 A/mb.0.25 A/mc.0.20 A/md.0.15 A/me.0.35 A/m

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Given Ē(y,t) = 30r cos(Ix10°t –2)ż (V/m) H(y,t) = H, cos(x1o’t – 2 )x (A/m) in free space. What is the value of Ho ? (H0=4xx10=7 H/m, eg=8.85x10-12 F/m, c=3x10® m/s)

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