An electric field with magnitude E is passing through a leaning plane of length L and width w. At what angle 0 would produce a zero flux? A) 30 degrees. B) 60 degrees. C) 90 degrees. D) 0 degrees. E) None of above.

An electric field with magnitude E is passing through a leaning plane of length L and width w. At what angle 0 would produce a zero flux? A) 30 degrees. B) 60 degrees. C) 90 degrees. D) 0 degrees. E) None of above.

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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An electric field with magnitude E is passing through a leaning plane of length L and
width w. At what angle 0 would produce a zero flux?
A) 30 degrees.
B) 60 degrees.
C) 90 degrees.
D) 0 degrees.
E) None of above.

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