Suppose an electromagnetic plane wave propagating in vacuum in the +k-direction has a polarization with the electric field in the +i-direction immediately before it strikes a perfect conductor at normal incidence. What are the directions of the E and B vectors of the transmitted wave? E in the - i-direction, and B in the + -direction O Ē in the + i-direction, and B in the + j-direction O E in the +i-direction, and B in the – j-direction O E in the – i-direction, and B in the – j-direction

Suppose an electromagnetic plane wave propagating in vacuum in the +k-direction has a polarization with the electric field in the +i-direction immediately before it strikes a perfect conductor at normal incidence. What are the directions of the E and B vectors of the transmitted wave? E in the - i-direction, and B in the + -direction O Ē in the + i-direction, and B in the + j-direction O E in the +i-direction, and B in the – j-direction O E in the – i-direction, and B in the – j-direction

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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