please help me in any way you can. I dont understand EM waves. In this problem we will consider combining electromagnetic waves with different po-larization states.In the first two parts of this problem, we will consider two electromagnetic wavestransmitted by two different satellites. These two waves have the same frequency andcan be represented by the phasors:E₁(y)=E(e/6-32e³4x/6)e-jkyE₂(y) = E0₂(2-32e-jx/³) e-jkyIn the above, E01 and E02 are real constants.(a) In what direction do the waves corresponding to E₁(y) and E2(y) travel?(b) What is the polarization state of the wave corresponding to E₁(y)?(c) You are told that the time-average power densities of the two waves are thesame. Find the polarization state of the wave that results from their combination,that is, the wave corresponding to E₁(y) + E2(y).In the next two parts of this problem, let's consider other combinations of waveswith differing polarization states. For the following parts, you may assume that allof the waves travel in the +z-direction.(d) Consider combining a right-hand circularly polarized wave of amplitude a/2 witha left-hand circularly polarized wave of amplitude a/2. What is the polarization stateand amplitude of the combined wave?(e) Consider combining a right-hand circularly polarized wave of amplitude (+¹)with a left-hand circularly polarized wave of amplitude (E-E¹). What is the po-larization state of the combined wave? Are there any interesting physical implicationsof this result?

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