30N/C Q.2) The directions of the electric fields on the face of the cube are 40N/C shown in figure. Assuming magnitude of the electric field is constant on each face of the cube and the length of cube L=20cm, Find the net electric flux through the cube and electric charge in the cube. The electric field strengths on each surface of the cube are given in the figure. (In Turkish: Küpün her yüzündeki elektrik alanların yönleri şekilde Verilmektedir. Elektrik alanın genliğinin küpün her yüzünde sabit olduğunu ve küpün boyunun 20cm olduğunu farz ederek küp boyunca elektrik akısını Ve küp içindeki elektrik yükünü bulunuz. Kü elektrik alan şiddetleri şekilde verilmektedir. 10N/C 20N/C SON/C her yüzeyindeki 5N/C zin

30N/C Q.2) The directions of the electric fields on the face of the cube are 40N/C shown in figure. Assuming magnitude of the electric field is constant on each face of the cube and the length of cube L=20cm, Find the net electric flux through the cube and electric charge in the cube. The electric field strengths on each surface of the cube are given in the figure. (In Turkish: Küpün her yüzündeki elektrik alanların yönleri şekilde Verilmektedir. Elektrik alanın genliğinin küpün her yüzünde sabit olduğunu ve küpün boyunun 20cm olduğunu farz ederek küp boyunca elektrik akısını Ve küp içindeki elektrik yükünü bulunuz. Kü elektrik alan şiddetleri şekilde verilmektedir. 10N/C 20N/C SON/C her yüzeyindeki 5N/C zin

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