You set up electromagnetic standing waves in a cavity that has two parallel conducting walls, one at x = 0 and one at x = 4.56 cm. Find (a) the three lowest standing-wave frequencies and their corresponding wavelengths, and (b) the positions of the nodal planes of the electric field for each of these frequencies.

You set up electromagnetic standing waves in a cavity that has two parallel conducting walls, one at x = 0 and one at x = 4.56 cm. Find (a) the three lowest standing-wave frequencies and their corresponding wavelengths, and (b) the positions of the nodal planes of the electric field for each of these frequencies.

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