Relation between E and B of em radiation

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From the equation it is clear that the wave is propagating in y direction.

So, the magnetic field is along z- axis. ……….(1)

Dimensionally B = E/v……….(2)

According to the above two conditions , the correct option is (c).

Is this correct?
 

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Pushoam said:
According to the above two conditions , the correct option is (c).

Sorry, the correct option is (d).

And there is no phase difference between magnetic and electric field.