A laser beam has an average intensity, S = 8,005.9 W/m2. What is the magnitude of the rms magnetic field, Brms in mT, component of the electromagnetic waves emitted by this laser? 1.0 mT = 10-6 T. Please round your answer to one decimal place. Equations: cB2 S = Ho H₂=47x10-¹Tm/A c= 3.0 x10³ m/s

A laser beam has an average intensity, S = 8,005.9 W/m2. What is the magnitude of the rms magnetic field, Brms in mT, component of the electromagnetic waves emitted by this laser? 1.0 mT = 10-6 T. Please round your answer to one decimal place. Equations: cB2 S = Ho H₂=47x10-¹Tm/A c= 3.0 x10³ m/s

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