Per Maxwell’s first and second equations, an electromagnetic wave a. has magnetic flux constant. b. has,...
Per Maxwell’s first and second equations, an electromagnetic wave
| a. |
has magnetic flux constant. |
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| b. |
has, in fact, no electric and magntetic fields. |
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| c. |
has electric field perpendicular to the direction of propagation and magnetic field randomly oriented. |
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| d. |
must be longitudinal. |
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| e. |
must have electric and magnetic fields parallel to the direction fo propagation. |
|
| f. |
must have electric and magnetic fields perpendicular to the direction of propagation. |
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