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It follows from Faradays law that curl E = -∂/∂t B where E and B denote...

  1. It follows from Faradays law that curl E = -∂/∂t B where E and B denote the electric and magnetic components of an electromagnetic wave. Suppose that E = 60 sin[(10)7z – 3(10)15 t] i + 0 j + 0 k . Find B and show that each component of E and B satisfy the wave equation, i.e.

c2 [∂2E/∂x2] = ∂2E/∂t2 and c2 [∂2B/∂x2] = ∂2B/∂t2 where c =3(10)8

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