An elliptically (arbitrarily) polarized wave can be broken up into

1.	An elliptically (arbitrarily) polarized wave can be broken up into
A.	Two circularly polarized components rotating in same direction
B.	two circularly polarized components rotating in opposite directions
C.	Two stationary circularly polarized components
D.	None of these
Answer» C. Two stationary circularly polarized components

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