Which of the given relations is correct?
$(c$ is speed of light, $E$ is electric field strength and $B$ is magnetic field strength $)$

c = 2 B E

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c = B E

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E = B c

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B = c E

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The correct option is C $E = B c$
The correct relation is, $c = \frac{E}{B} \Rightarrow E = B c$

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Which of the given relations is correct? (c is speed of light, E is electric field strength and B is magnetic field strength)

The correct option is C E=BcThe correct relation is, c=EB⇒E=Bc

Which of the given relations is correct?
$(c$ is speed of light, $E$ is electric field strength and $B$ is magnetic field strength $)$

The correct option is C $E = B c$
The correct relation is, $c = \frac{E}{B} \Rightarrow E = B c$