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Answered by YalgaarHo
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Answered by Tankkkkkkkk
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Answer:

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Explanation:

The intensity of an electromagnetic wave is given by:

I=Uavc

here, Uav is the average energy and c is the speed of light.

The average energy in terms of the electric field is written as:

Uav=21εoEo2

Average energy in terms of magnetic field:

Uav=21μoBo2

We know that, Eo=cBo and c=μoεo1

∴Uav (electric field)=21εo×μoεo1Bo2

⇒21μoBo2

Since the energy due to electric and magnetic field is same. so, both will have the same contribution to the intensity.

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