Physics, 10.08.2021 02:50 slend3rpiggy

At a point far from an antenna, the electric field of a radio wave is directed in the positive y direction as the wave travels in the negative x direction. Which one of the following statements correctly describes the magnetic field component of the wave at that same location? a. The magnetic field component is out of phase with the electric field component and it is directed in the positive z direction.
b. The magnetic field component is in phase with the electric field component and it is directed in the negative z direction.
c. The magnetic field component is out of phase with the electric field component and it is directed in the negative z direction.
d. The magnetic field component is out of phase with the electric field component and it is directed in the negative y direction.
e. The magnetic field component is in phase with the electric field component and it is directed in the positive z direction.

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