The magnetic field of a wave propagating through a certain nonmagnetic material in the negative z direction has an amplitude of 45mA/m and a frequency of 10Š Hz. If the wave is polarized on the positive x direction and the phase velocity of the wave is 10*m/s. Assume the initial phase is 30°. Find the relative permittivity of the material. Select one: a. The relative permittivity of the material = 1 O b. The relative permittivity of the material = V3 O c. The relative permittivity of the material = 0 d. The relative permittivity of the material = 3 O e. The relative permittivity of the material = 9

The magnetic field of a wave propagating through a certain nonmagnetic material in the negative z direction has an amplitude of 45mA/m and a frequency of 10Š Hz. If the wave is polarized on the positive x direction and the phase velocity of the wave is 10*m/s. Assume the initial phase is 30°. Find the relative permittivity of the material. Select one: a. The relative permittivity of the material = 1 O b. The relative permittivity of the material = V3 O c. The relative permittivity of the material = 0 d. The relative permittivity of the material = 3 O e. The relative permittivity of the material = 9

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

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