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Electromagnetic Field Theory

Electromagnetic Field Theory
The magnetic field required to reduce the residual magnetism to zero is called

 Hysteresis.
 Retentivity.
 Coercivity.
 Saturation magnetism.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
A plane wave in a homogeneous medium has E = 50 sin(108t + 2z) uy V/m. What is the direction of wave propagation

 – y direction.
 y direction.
 – z direction.
 z direction.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
Two point charges (Q and – Q) are situated at the vertex of the square. If potential at another vertex is 2 V, so potential at opposite vertex (diagonally) is

 1 V.
  2 V.
 √ 2 V.
 Zero.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
A charge which when placed in vacuum from an equal and similar charge repels with a force of 9 × 103 N, is known as

 micro - coulomb.
 pico - coulomb.
 milli - coulomb.
 coulomb.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
The critical frequency of ‘F’ layer is greater than 30 MHz.

False
True

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
Due to which of the following reasons a lightning conductor on top of a building is made into a pointed spike?

Charge per unit area becomes very high for lightening to discharge
Dust particles may not accumulate
None of these
Rain drops may not collect

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