Find the electric flux ( in units of N.m2/C) through the surface of the rectangle ( 30 cm x 40 cm) in the figure given that E = 368.2 N/C. Normal E 0-30 Select one: OA. 22.09 ОВ. 44.18 OC 38.26 OD. 13.44 OE 51.55

Find the electric flux ( in units of N.m2/C) through the surface of the rectangle ( 30 cm x 40 cm) in the figure given that E = 368.2 N/C. Normal E 0-30 Select one: OA. 22.09 ОВ. 44.18 OC 38.26 OD. 13.44 OE 51.55

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