Question) The electric field component of a 5.6 GHz plane wave is given by:E(r,t)= â‚ (0.4915+ j0.8550)e¯573.0795* e¯j330.8676re-j240.8519z+â, (-1.4224– j0.4702)e+â.(0.7844– j1.3885)e-8*2-j$73.0795xx,¯j330.8676y o]240.8519ze-j$73.0795x 2-j330.8676 y-j 240.8519z1. Determine the wave vector2. Determine the wavelength inside the medium3. Determine the free space wavelength4. Determine the refractive index of the medium5. Determine the dielectric constant of the medium6. Determine the polarization of the wave7. Determine the magnitude of the wave

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