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Where is the electric field zero?

Where is the electric field zero?

A vertical antenna with an AC voltage source attached emits a wave perpendicular to the antenna along an arrow labeled c. There are 2 sinusoidal curves perpendicular to each other that comprise the wave. Both curves display 3 maximums and 4 minimums. The first curve is labeled vector B and is in the horizontal plane perpendicular to the bar. The second curve is labeled vector E and is in the vertical plane perpendicular to the bar. The magnitudes of E and B change synchronously such that when E reaches a maximum, B also reaches a maximum. There are 3 points on the diagram. Point P_1 lies in the vertical plane of the E curve above the E curve which is pointing upward at its first maximum value. Point P_2 lies in the vertical plane of the E curve on the E curve and also lies in the horizontal plane of the B curve on the B curve where the two curves intersect at their second minimum on the arrow labeled c. Point P_3 lies in the vertical plane of the E curve below the E curve which is pointing downward at close to its second maximum value.

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