A uniform horizontal electric field of E = (136 Î +71 Ĵ) N/C passes through an inclined plane that is 52 cm wide and 88 cm long. If the inclined plane makes an angle of 45° with the horizontal, determine the electric flux in the plane in N.m^2/C.

A uniform horizontal electric field of E = (136 Î +71 Ĵ) N/C passes through an inclined plane that is 52 cm wide and 88 cm long. If the inclined plane makes an angle of 45° with the horizontal, determine the electric flux in the plane in N.m^2/C.

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