A surface with area 2m2 in lies in the y-z plane. What is the flux through this area created by an electric field with components: Ex=24N/C Ey=30N/C Ez=16N/C O 32 Nm?/C 60 Nm?/C 48 Nm2/C 29 Nm2/C 75 Nm2/C

A surface with area 2m2 in lies in the y-z plane. What is the flux through this area created by an electric field with components: Ex=24N/C Ey=30N/C Ez=16N/C O 32 Nm?/C 60 Nm?/C 48 Nm2/C 29 Nm2/C 75 Nm2/C

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A surface with area 2m2 in lies in the y-z plane. What is the flux through this area
created by an electric field with components:
Ex=24N/C
Ey=30N/C
Ez=16N/C
32 Nm2/C
60 Nm2/C
48 Nm2/C
29 Nm2/C
75 Nm2/C

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