It's not my place to enforce rules here (I'm not a moderator), but like everyone else on PF, I must heed the forum rules in order to remain welcome here, so like everyone else, I can't materially answer a homework question if the questioner hasn't shown his attempt at a solution. Could you please fill your question out in that regard?lord_sphinx said:Problem Statement: In a certain region for which σ=0, μ=2μ0, and ε=10ε0, determine D, H, and β.
Relevant Equations: J= 60sin(109t - βz)
In a certain region for which σ=0, μ=2μ0, and ε=10ε0, J= 60sin(109t - βz). Determine D, H, and β.
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