At some instant and location, the electric field associated with an electromagnetic wave in vacuum has the strength 55.1 V/m. Find the magnetic field strength B, the total energy density u, and the power flow per unit area, all at the same instant and location. 1.84 x10-7 J/m3 B = u = E TOOLS x10 power flow per unit area: W/m?

At some instant and location, the electric field associated with an electromagnetic wave in vacuum has the strength 55.1 V/m. Find the magnetic field strength B, the total energy density u, and the power flow per unit area, all at the same instant and location. 1.84 x10-7 J/m3 B = u = E TOOLS x10 power flow per unit area: W/m?

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