in the space E(x,y;t)= az0.1cos(10πx)sin(6π109t-βy) (V/m). find H(x,y;t) and β electromagnetic theory
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in the space E(x,y;t)= az0.1cos(10πx)sin(6π109t-βy) (V/m).
find H(x,y;t) and β

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