bo An instructor's laser pointer produces a beam of light with a circular cross section of diameter 1.40 mm and an average poweroutput of 5.00 mW. The beam size stays nearly constant when the instructor uses the laser pointer in the classroom.ⒸWhat is the amplitude Eo of the electric field of the laser's light?Eo =Bo =1692.23What is the amplitude Bo of the magnetic field of the laser's light?IncorrectlaveIncorrectWhat is the average energy density uave of the laser's light?IncorrectN/CTJ/m³

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An instructor's laser pointer produces a beam of light with a circular cross section of diameter 1.40 mm and an average power output of 5.00 mW. The beam size stays nearly constant when the instructor uses the laser pointer in the classroom. What is the amplitude Eo of the electric field of the laser's light? Eo = Bo= 1692.23 What is the amplitude Bo of the magnetic field of the laser's light? Incorrect lave Incorrect What is the average energy density uave of the laser's light? Incorrect N/C T J/m³

An instructor's laser pointer produces a beam of light with a circular cross section of diameter 1.40 mm and an average power output of 5.00 mW. The beam size stays nearly constant when the instructor uses the laser pointer in the classroom. What is the amplitude Eo of the electric field of the laser's light? Eo = Bo= 1692.23 What is the amplitude Bo of the magnetic field of the laser's light? Incorrect lave Incorrect What is the average energy density uave of the laser's light? Incorrect N/C T J/m³

University Physics Volume 2

18th Edition

ISBN:9781938168161

Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter16: Electromagnetic Waves

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 64P: Lasers can be constructed that produce an extremely high intensity electromagnetic wave for a brief...

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