Consider the Gaussian surface shown in Figure 2. A uniform external electric field E, having magnitude 3.20 x 10° N/C and parallel to the xz plane with an angle of 36.87° measured from the +x axis toward the +z axis, enters through face 1 (back face). In addition, a uniform electric field E, of magnitude 6.40 x 103 N/C traveling in the same direction as flows outwardly through face 2 (front face).

Consider the Gaussian surface shown in Figure 2. A uniform external electric field E, having magnitude 3.20 x 10° N/C and parallel to the xz plane with an angle of 36.87° measured from the +x axis toward the +z axis, enters through face 1 (back face). In addition, a uniform electric field E, of magnitude 6.40 x 103 N/C traveling in the same direction as flows outwardly through face 2 (front face).

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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