F-1 A triangular block shaped like a ramp (wedge) is in a region where there is a uniform electric field E-800N/C that is parallel to the base of the wedge as shown to the right. Apply the definiton of flux: Q=Ë· Ã to: a) find the flux thru the right (vertical) face of the ramp. b) find the flux thru the front face of the ramp (the triangle). c) find the flux thru the top (sloped) face of the ramp. d) find the flux thru the bottom face (base) of the ramp.

F-1 A triangular block shaped like a ramp (wedge) is in a region where there is a uniform electric field E-800N/C that is parallel to the base of the wedge as shown to the right. Apply the definiton of flux: Q=Ë· Ã to: a) find the flux thru the right (vertical) face of the ramp. b) find the flux thru the front face of the ramp (the triangle). c) find the flux thru the top (sloped) face of the ramp. d) find the flux thru the bottom face (base) of the ramp.

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