Consider an electromagnetic wave in which theelectric field isE' =EOj^cos(kx-wt) E→=E0j^cos(kx-wt),with k = 1.083x10' m^-1 and ww = 3.247x1015rad/s.Assume the light intensity (=(6P/SA)avg. =(SP/SA)avg. ) is 0.170 W/m^2.(a) What is the maximum electric field strength,EOEO?(in V/m)(b) What is the maximum magnetic field strength,BOBO?(in T)(c) What is the wavelength?(in m)

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Consider an electromagnetic wave in which the electric field is E =EOj°cos(kx-wt) E→=E0j^cos(kx-wt), with k = 1.083x10 m^-1 and ww = 3.247x1015 %3D %3D rad/s. Assume the light intensity (=(6P/SA)avg. =(6P/ SA)avg. ) is 0.170 W/m^2. (a) What is the maximum electric field strength, EOEO? (in V/m) (b) What is the maximum magnetic field strength, BOBO? (in T) (c) What is the wavelength? (in m)

Consider an electromagnetic wave in which the electric field is E =EOj°cos(kx-wt) E→=E0j^cos(kx-wt), with k = 1.083x10 m^-1 and ww = 3.247x1015 %3D %3D rad/s. Assume the light intensity (=(6P/SA)avg. =(6P/ SA)avg. ) is 0.170 W/m^2. (a) What is the maximum electric field strength, EOEO? (in V/m) (b) What is the maximum magnetic field strength, BOBO? (in T) (c) What is the wavelength? (in m)

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