The electric field intensity E is given by E=E*sin (wt-Bz) in free space. What is the value of the magnetic field strength H, magnetic flux density B, and electric flux density D? -
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![Let vecE, vecB and vecC represent the electric field, magnetic field and velocity of an electromagnetic wave respectively. Their directions, at any instant point along the unit vectors given below in order. Let vecE, vecB and vecC represent the electric field, magnetic field and velocity of an electromagnetic wave respectively. Their directions, at any instant point along the unit vectors given below in order.](https://d10lpgp6xz60nq.cloudfront.net/ss/web/308515.jpg)
Let vecE, vecB and vecC represent the electric field, magnetic field and velocity of an electromagnetic wave respectively. Their directions, at any instant point along the unit vectors given below in order.
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![SOLVED: Suppose that in the absence of any charges (free space) an electric field exists in the form E = Eo sin(kz @t)i What is the direction of propagation of this electromagnetic SOLVED: Suppose that in the absence of any charges (free space) an electric field exists in the form E = Eo sin(kz @t)i What is the direction of propagation of this electromagnetic](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/a7b1f07f174e4ba09260d1452e465e84.jpg)