A hemisphere of radius r = 10cm is placed in a uniform electric field that forms an angle of 50° with the flat surface of the hemisphere. The magnitude of the electric field is 200 N/C. The enclosed charge is zero. This problem has two parts, worth one point each. The flux through the top (flat) surface is: [ Select] [ Select ] 4.81 N m^2/C zero 4.04 N m^2/C -4.04 N m^2/C -4.81 N m^2/C

A hemisphere of radius r = 10cm is placed in a uniform electric field that forms an angle of 50° with the flat surface of the hemisphere. The magnitude of the electric field is 200 N/C. The enclosed charge is zero. This problem has two parts, worth one point each. The flux through the top (flat) surface is: [ Select] [ Select ] 4.81 N m^2/C zero 4.04 N m^2/C -4.04 N m^2/C -4.81 N m^2/C

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Chapter24: Gauss’s Law

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Problem 24.48AP: Consider a plane surface in a uniform electric field as in Figure P24.48, where d = 15.0 cm and =...

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