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When a plane wave is incident normally from dielectric &#39;1&#39; (&mu;0, &epsilon;1) onto dielectric &#39;2&#39; (&mu;0, &epsilon;2) the electric field of the transmitted wave is 2 times the electric field of the reflected wave. The ratio &epsilon;2/&epsilon;1 is-A-0.5B-1C-2D-4-D-4

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When a plane wave is incident normally from dielectric '1' (μ₀, ε₁) onto dielectric '2' (μ₀, ε₂) the electric field of the transmitted wave is 2 times the electric field of the reflected wave. The ratio ε₂/ε₁ is

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When a plane wave is incident normally from dielectric '1' (μ0, ε1) onto dielectric '2' (μ0, ε2) the electric field of the transmitted wave is 2 times the electric field of the reflected wave. The ratio ε2/ε1 is

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When a plane wave is incident normally from dielectric '1' (μ₀, ε₁) onto dielectric '2' (μ₀, ε₂) the electric field of the transmitted wave is 2 times the electric field of the reflected wave. The ratio ε₂/ε₁ is

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