2. An electric field (E=4.5N/C) passes through a flat surface area (0.30 m) with an angle of 45°. What will be the magnitude of the electric flux? 3. A closed surface which encloses a charge has an electric flux of 15.8N.m, 2 What is the magnitude of the charge?

2. An electric field (E=4.5N/C) passes through a flat surface area (0.30 m) with an angle of 45°. What will be the magnitude of the electric flux? 3. A closed surface which encloses a charge has an electric flux of 15.8N.m, 2 What is the magnitude of the charge?

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1. An electric charge inside a sphere (r=0.81m) has a magnitude of
+4.8x10-18C. Find the electric flux through this surface.
2. An electric field (E=4.5N/C) passes through a flat surface area (0.30 m)
with an angle of 45°. What will be the magnitude of the electric flux?
3. A closed surface which encloses a charge has an electric flux of 15.8M.m,
What is the magnitude of the charge?

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