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A helium-neon laser emits a 1.0-mm-diameter laser beam with a power of 1.0mW. What are the amplitudes of the electric and magnetic fields of the light wave?

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The amplitudes of the light wave's electric and magnetic fields is,

Eo=976V/m,Bo=3.3μT.

Step by step solution

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Step: 1 Finding the values of Iavg:

Finding the world first

A=π×r2A=π1032A=π×106.

Then finding the values

Iavg=PAIavg=103π×106Iavg=1.27×103.

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Step: 2 Finding the vales of E0:

By using the formula,

Eo=2Iavgcεo1/2Eo=2Iavgcεo1/2Eo=2×1.27×1033×108×8.85×10121/2Eo=976V/m.

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Step: 3 Finding the values of B0:

By using,

Bo=EocBo=9763×108Bo=9.7×1023×108Bo=3.3μT.

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