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An electromagnetic wave can be described as a transverse magnetic wave moving A) parallel and in the same direction as a transverse electric wave B) perpendicular to and in the same direction as a transverse
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An electromagnetic wave can be described as a transverse magnetic wave moving

A) parallel and in the same direction as a transverse electric wave
B) perpendicular to and in the same direction as a transverse electric wave
C) parallel and in opposite directions as a transverse electric wave
D) perpendicular to and in onsite direction

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(B) perpendicular to and in the same direction as the transverse electric wave

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