a). Eo = Bo * c
b)
Eo = 2.5* 10^-6* 3* 10^8
Eo = 750 N/C
c)
f = w/ ( 2 pi)
d)
L = c/f = 2 pi c/ w
e)
L = 2pi * 3* 10^8/ (7.5* 10^7)
L = 25.12 m
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