The equation of the corresponding electric field should be ?
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Magnetic field of an electromagnetic wave is B = 12 × 10^-19 sin(kx - ωt) k T.
To find : The equation of corresponding electric field should be .....
solution : magnitude of electric field, E₀ = B₀c
where B₀ is the peak value of magnetic field and c is speed of light.
here B₀ = 12 × 10^-9 T , c = 3 × 10^8 m/s
so E₀ = 12 × 10^-9 × 3 × 10^8 = 3.6 N/C
as light is propagating in X direction
[ see equation of magnetic field, here phase constant (kx - ωt) shows light travels in magnetic field ]
but (E × B) || c ( velocity of light )
here B = k , c = i
then, E must be along j
Therefore the equation of electric field, E = 3.6 sin( kx - ωt) j N/C
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