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The magnetic field in a given dielectric medium is given by ? = ?̂6cos (2?)sin (2×107?−0.1?) (A/m), where ? and ? are in meters. Determine: a) whether this is a plane wave or not, b) the direction of propagation, c) Electric field ?̅(?̂,?), and

The magnetic field in a given dielectric medium is given by ? = ?̂6cos (2?)sin (2×107?−0.1?) (A/m), where ? and ? are in meters. Determine: a) whether this is a plane wave or not, b) the direction of propagation, c) Electric field ?̅(?̂,?), and

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The magnetic field in a given dielectric medium is given by ? = ?̂6cos (2?)sin (2×107?−0.1?) (A/m), where ? and ? are in meters. Determine:


a) whether this is a plane wave or not,
b) the direction of propagation,
c) Electric field ?̅(?̂,?), and

d) the displacement current density ?̅(?̂,?).

The magnetic field in a given dielectric medium is given by H = 96cos (2z)sin (2 × 107t – 0.1x) (A/m), where x and z are in meters. Determine: a) whether this is a plane wave or not, b) the direction of propagation, c) Electric field Ē (î, t), and d) the displacement current density J(î, t).
Transcribed Image Text:The magnetic field in a given dielectric medium is given by H = 96cos (2z)sin (2 × 107t – 0.1x) (A/m), where x and z are in meters. Determine: a) whether this is a plane wave or not, b) the direction of propagation, c) Electric field Ē (î, t), and d) the displacement current density J(î, t).
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