[-* 8.0)i - 4.5 A cube of side L = 2.5 m lies in a region where the electric field is given by E = - 4.5k N/C. We wish to find the net electric flux through the cube by first calculating the flux through each ot m2 six faces. Here, x, = 1.5 m. (a) What is the flux through the left face of the cube? N.m2/C (b) What is the flux through the right face of the cube? N.m2/c (c) What is the flux through the top face of the cube? N.m?/c (d) What is the flux through the bottom face of the cube? N.m2/C (e) What is the flux through the front face of the cube? N.m2/C (f) What is the flux through the back face of the cube? N.m2/C

[-* 8.0)i - 4.5 A cube of side L = 2.5 m lies in a region where the electric field is given by E = - 4.5k N/C. We wish to find the net electric flux through the cube by first calculating the flux through each ot m2 six faces. Here, x, = 1.5 m. (a) What is the flux through the left face of the cube? N.m2/C (b) What is the flux through the right face of the cube? N.m2/c (c) What is the flux through the top face of the cube? N.m?/c (d) What is the flux through the bottom face of the cube? N.m2/C (e) What is the flux through the front face of the cube? N.m2/C (f) What is the flux through the back face of the cube? N.m2/C

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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