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Couldn't understand the reasoning on the propagation of the electromagnetic wave in the vacuum?

Since the solution of the wave function in vaccum gives two progressive plane waves $f(x-ct)+g(x+ct)$ depending on $x$ the direction of propagation, in the other side we have the $\operatorname{div}(...
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Does altitude play a role in the strength of electric fields?

After many controlled trials, I can conclude that the same device - e.g. a monitor - will emit far higher electric fields upstairs than downstairs, from the same distance, and in environments that ...
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$\pm$ sign in electromagnetic wave ratio of $E$ and $B$ for regressive/progressive case

I found on textbook that the magnitude of electric field $E$ and magnetic field $B$ in a plane electromagnetic wave are always related by the fact that $$\frac{E}{B}=\pm v$$ Where $v$ is the ...
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What happens to wave energy if i excite wave guide with frequency below than cutoff?

Suppose I excite waveguide with frequency less than cutoff frequency. According to solutions of Maxwell equation energy of the wave must decay exponentially. Where does the energy disappear or lost in ...
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Why do like charges repel and opposite charges attract? [duplicate]

Why do like charges repel and opposite charges attract?
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Does a rotating DC motor near a TV affects the signals coming in the TV?

In my TV cable the signals were quite noisy so i cut the wire and hanged both the wire parallel to each other. Then the signals became very clear and everything was going alright. Once I was ...
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Is there any example where electric and magnetic fields are not perpendicular?

Perpendicular electric and magnetic field creates light or other electromagnetic waves. Is it a necessary property to have a perpendicular fields? If not what would happen when the fields are not ...
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Why is electricity not transmitted wirelessly?

Why is electricity not transmitted wirelessly such that we don't need to span cables on the earth's surface? As in: electricity is transmitted wirelessly from the power plant to the household.
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