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A 110HE sinusoidal The elechnc fied points in = 26.5 M. wave propagahing in The z-direc hon he x-direchon Emax ) How much enegy is transporked across an by he elechorangnehe wove? area of 1 cm? per har

A 110HE sinusoidal The elechnc fied points in = 26.5 M. wave propagahing in The z-direc hon he x-direchon Emax ) How much enegy is transporked across an by he elechorangnehe wove? area of 1 cm? per har

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A 110HE sinusoidal
The elechni fied points in
= 26,5 VM.
propagating in he -direchon
he x-direchon
wave
Emax
%3D
(6) How much enegy is transporkd across an area of 1cm har
he elechomagnehz wave?
arla
per
hour
by
/ IF all e is absorhed, what's he radiahon
energy
pressure (in Pascals)
he aren
impaced by the wave ?
on

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