Which of the following are false for E&M waves? I. E&M waves does not require a medium to travel II. The angle between B and E field vectors in E&M waves can be anything between 0° and 180°. II. The angle between B field vector and the propagation direction should always be larger than the angle between E field vector and the propagation direction. IV. The magnitude of E field should be equal to the product of speed of light and the magnitude of B field. O I, Il and III Il and II I and IV O I and II

Which of the following are false for E&M waves? I. E&M waves does not require a medium to travel II. The angle between B and E field vectors in E&M waves can be anything between 0° and 180°. II. The angle between B field vector and the propagation direction should always be larger than the angle between E field vector and the propagation direction. IV. The magnitude of E field should be equal to the product of speed of light and the magnitude of B field. O I, Il and III Il and II I and IV O I and II

University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter16: Waves

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Problem 119AP: The speed of light in air is approximately v=3.00108 m/s and the speed of light in glass is...

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