39.A point Charge = 50C surrounded by an imaginary sphere of radius r= 0.15 m centered on the charge. Find the resulting electric flux through the space? a. 56.5 x10-11 b. 56.5 x10-12 c. 56.5 x1011 d. 56.5 x10¹2 40.A uniform electric field with a magnitude of E-450 N/C incident on a rectangular plane with a length and width of 5mm and 4mm respectively and makes an angle of 45" with it. Find the electric flux through this surface? a. 63.6x102 b. 63.6x104 c. 63.6x102 d. 63.6x10*

39.A point Charge = 50C surrounded by an imaginary sphere of radius r= 0.15 m centered on the charge. Find the resulting electric flux through the space? a. 56.5 x10-11 b. 56.5 x10-12 c. 56.5 x1011 d. 56.5 x10¹2 40.A uniform electric field with a magnitude of E-450 N/C incident on a rectangular plane with a length and width of 5mm and 4mm respectively and makes an angle of 45" with it. Find the electric flux through this surface? a. 63.6x102 b. 63.6x104 c. 63.6x102 d. 63.6x10*

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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