An electromagnetic wave is represented by the electric field
E⃗ = E₀n̂[ωt + (y − z)]
The direction of propagation of the wave, ŝ is:
An electromagnetic wave is represented by the electric field
E⃗ = E₀n̂[ωt + (y − z)]
The direction of propagation of the wave, ŝ is:
Option 1 -
ŝ = (î+ĵ)/√2
Option 2 -
ŝ = (ĵ+k̂)/√2
Option 3 -
ŝ = (-ĵ+k̂)/√2
Option 4 -
ŝ = (ĵ-k̂)/√2
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1 Answer
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Correct Option - 3
Detailed Solution:s? = -? + k? ∴ s? = (-? +k? )/√2
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