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  • The electric field of the incident wave is The electric field of the incident wave is , where ? = 3 x 109p and ? = 10 p. The electric field of , where ? = 3 x 109p and ? = 10 p. The electric field of the transmitted wave Et is given by


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  • A. The electric field of the incident wave is , where ? = 3 x 109p and ? = 10 p. The electric field of
  • B. The electric field of the incident wave is , where ? = 3 x 109p and ? = 10 p. The electric field of
  • C. The electric field of the incident wave is , where ? = 3 x 109p and ? = 10 p. The electric field of
  • D. The electric field of the incident wave is , where ? = 3 x 109p and ? = 10 p. The electric field of

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    Explanation
    In, question, it is not mentioned, about medium; dielectric etc.

    Ei = Et + Er

    ⟹ Et = Er

    ⟹ Et = The electric field of the incident wave is , where ? = 3 x 109p and ? = 10 p. The electric field of Ei.


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