The figure below shows a disk of radius 0.50 m is oriented with itsnormal unit vector în making an angle 0 to uniform electric fieldEwith magnitude 10. x 103 N/C. The electric flux is calculated to be2.0 x 103 N-m²/C. What is the angle 0 that this disk normal unitvector în makes with the electric fieldEinr = 0.50m0 = ?EO 75°65°none of the given choicesO 60°80°

Electric flux =2×103 N-m2/c Magnitude of electric field =10×103 N/C RRadius of disk= 0.5

The figure below shows a disk of radius 0.50 m is oriented with its normal unit vector n making an angle 0 to uniform electric field E with magnitude 10. x 10° N/C. The electric flux is calculated to be 2.0 x 103 N-m2/C. What is the angle 0 that this disk normal unit vector în makes with the electric field ? n r= 0.50m 0 = ? O 75° 65° none of the given choices O 60° O

The figure below shows a disk of radius 0.50 m is oriented with its normal unit vector n making an angle 0 to uniform electric field E with magnitude 10. x 10° N/C. The electric flux is calculated to be 2.0 x 103 N-m2/C. What is the angle 0 that this disk normal unit vector în makes with the electric field ? n r= 0.50m 0 = ? O 75° 65° none of the given choices O 60° O

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