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. Assume a medium with µ = µ0, ϵ = 3.2ϵ0 and a magnetic field intensity:...

. Assume a medium with µ = µ0, ϵ = 3.2ϵ0 and a magnetic field intensity:
H = 7exp(−x/3)cos((10^10)πt−βx) z (Am−1).
Determine the corresponding: i) loss tangent; ii) wave length; iii) intrinsic impedance; iv)
electric field intensity. How do the determined values differ compared to the corresponding
ones in vacuum?

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