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Asinusoidal electromagnetic wave of frequency 6.10×1014hz travels in vacuum in the +x direction. the magnetic field is parallel to the y axis and has amplitude 5.80×10−4t. part a find the magnitude of the electric field. express your answer to three significant figures with the appropriate units. emax = submitrequest answer part b find the direction of the electric field. find the direction of the electric field. parallel to the + z-axis parallel to the − z-axis parallel to the + y-axis parallel to the + x-axis parallel to the − x-axis parallel to the − y-axis

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