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the electromagnetic wave the phase difference between electric and magnetic field​

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Answered by parkjisu747
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Explanation:

The electric and magnetic field components of a linearly polarized electromagnetic wave oscillate in such a way that they peak at the same time and they become zero at the same time but they point to different directions in space, separated by an angle of 90

Since there is no time difference between the peaks of the electric and magnetic oscillations the phase difference between the electric and magnetic field vectors of a linearly polarized electromagnetic wave is zero.

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