Decide e the amplitude of the electric field

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A sinusoid ally vibrating electric charge produces an electromagnetic field traveling in the z direction. The electric field E produced points in the y direction and the magnetic is given with B=0.25sin(5z-3x10^13t)x.

Decide E, the amplitude of the electric field.

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