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You want to use your microwave oven to heat 0.30 L of water from room temperature...

You want to use your microwave oven to heat 0.30 L of water from room temperature (about 25 ?C)to boiling. The water is in a cup that has a radius of 40 mm , and you want the water to reach its boiling point in 5.00 min . Assume that the water heats uniformly and all the microwaves come in from the top and are completely absorbed by the water.

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please answer part c too

Part C

What is the required root-mean-square electric field of the microwaves?

Express your answer with the appropriate units.

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