Answer :
Wave 1's intensity is nine times greater than Wave 2's. An electromagnetic wave carries both magnetic and electric energy when it moves.
What is electromagnetic waves?
An electromagnetic wave carries both magnetic and electric energy when it moves. Both waves contribute equally to the energy of electromagnetic waves. It is assumed that wave 1 has an electric field E that is three times greater than wave 2's maximal electric energy E'.
Thus, we can state:
E/E' = 3
We are aware,
The wave's intensity is determined by,
I = 1/2eE²c
Where,
I represents the wave's power,
e is a free space permittivity,
E represents the wave's energy.
The speed of light is c.
the strength of wave 1 right now
I1 = 1/2eE1²c
second wave
I2 = 1/2eE²c
Currently, dividing the two intensities,
I1/I2 = E1²/E2²
We are aware,
E/E' = 3
So,
I1/I2 = 9
I1 = 9I2
Thus, we can state:
Wave 1's intensity is nine times greater than Wave 2's.
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