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Within a certain region, the values of permitivity and permeability are ε = 10−11 F/m and...

  1. Within a certain region, the values of permitivity and permeability are ε = 10−11 F/m and µ = 10−5 H/m respectively. If Bx = 2×10−4 cos 105t sin 10−3y T then find corresponding electric field E.

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