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At time t=0 an electron at the origin is subjected to a force that briefly accelerates...

At time t=0 an electron at the origin is subjected to a force that briefly accelerates it in the -z direction, with an acceleration of 9e+17 m/s2. Before trying to answer the following questions, draw a clear diagram.

Location D is at < -22, 0, 0 > m.

At what time is a radiative electric field first detected at location D? _____s

What is the direction of propagation of electromagnetic radiation that is detected at location D?

+/- X +/-Y+/- Z 0

What is the direction of the radiative electric field observed at location D?

+/- X +/-Y+/- Z 0

What is the magnitude of the radiative electric field observed at location D? |rad| = V/m

What is the direction of the radiative magnetic field observed at location D?

+/- X +/-Y+/- Z 0

What is the magnitude of the radiative magnetic field observed at location D? |rad| = T

Location H is at < 0,16, 0 > m.

At what time is a radiative electric field first detected at location H? s

What is the direction of propagation of electromagnetic radiation that is detected at location H?

+/- X +/-Y+/- Z 0

What is the direction of the radiative electric field observed at location H?

+/- X +/-Y+/- Z 0

What is the magnitude of the radiative electric field observed at location H? |rad| = V/m

What is the direction of the radiative magnetic field observed at location H?

+/- X +/-Y+/- Z 0

What is the magnitude of the radiative magnetic field observed at location H? |rad| = T

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