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At what distance from a 10W point source of electromagnetic waves is the magnetic field amplitude 1.0mT?

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Distance,d=0.0816m

Step by step solution

01

Electromagnetic waves

EM waves are waves that are formed when an electrical field and a physical phenomenon vibrate together.

02

Find Average Current

Given Values:

P=10W

Bo=1×10-6T

c=3×108m/s

we know that:

Eo=3×10810-6

Eo=300:V/m

Now,

Eo2=2Iavgc·εo

Iavg=c·εoE22

Iavg=3×108×8.85×10-12×(300)22

lavg=119.47

03

Find Distance

Average Current,

Iavg=Pspherical area

119.47=104Ï€d2

4Ï€d2=10119.47

d=0.08374×π1/2

d=0.0816m

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