EXPLAIN ANSWERS PLEASE The electric field intensity in a source-free, dielectric medium is given as ?...

EXPLAIN ANSWERS PLEASE

The electric field intensity in a source-free, dielectric medium is given as ? = 2?0 sin(??) ?????⁡?̂ V/m.

Determine

(a) the magnetic field intensity using Maxwell’s equation from Faraday’s law, and

(b) the displacement current density in the medium.

Expert Solution

The calculations are made based on Maxwell's Equations of Electromagnetism:

If is the magnetic flux intensity, is the magnetic field intensity, and is the Electric Field Intensity, and D is the displacement current, then

and,

.

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