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Electromagnetic Field Theory

Electromagnetic Field Theory
The frequency of the power wave associated with an electromagnetic wave having field as E = e-z/δ cos(ω - zδ) is given by

 ω/2π.
 ω/4π.
 ω.
 ω / π.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
Which of following is not a unit of flux?

 Maxwell.
 Weber.
 All of above.
 Telsa.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
The electric flux is given D = (2y2 + z) Ix + 4xy Iy + x Iz C/m2. The volume charge density at point (-1, 0, 3) is

 0 C/m3.
 - 8 C/m3.
 - 2 C/m3.
 - 4 C/m3.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
The static electric field in a conductor is

Zero
None of these
Infinity
Unity

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
A rectangular loop in the x – z plane bounded by the lines x = 0, x = a, z = 0 and z = b is in a time varying magnetic field is given by B = B0 cosωt + ay. Where B0 is constant, ω is angular frequency and ay unit vector in the y direction. Now the emf induced in the loop is given by

 Zero.
 ab Bo cosω t.
 Bo ω sinω t.
  abω Bo sinω t.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
A conductor of length L has current I passing through it, when it is placed parallel to strong magnetic field. The force experienced by the conductor will be

 BL2I.
 BIL.
 BI2L.
 zero.

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