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A plain electromagnetic wave traveling in vacuum is measured tohave
intensity I = 0.2 W/m2. The dielectric permittivity of vacuum is o0= 8.854Ã10-12
F/m. Find the amplitude of the magnetic ?eld Bm in the wave

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