Two large copper plates facing each other have charge densities £4.00 C/r on the surface facing the other plate, and zero in between the plates. Find the electric flux through a 3.00 cm x 4.00 cm rectangular area between the plates, as shown in Figure [1] for the following orientations of the area. |2| Figure 1 (a) The area is parallel to the plates. (b) The area is tilted 0 = 30.0° from the parallel direction. Note that this angle can also be 0 = 180° + 30.0°.

Two large copper plates facing each other have charge densities £4.00 C/r on the surface facing the other plate, and zero in between the plates. Find the electric flux through a 3.00 cm x 4.00 cm rectangular area between the plates, as shown in Figure [1] for the following orientations of the area. |2| Figure 1 (a) The area is parallel to the plates. (b) The area is tilted 0 = 30.0° from the parallel direction. Note that this angle can also be 0 = 180° + 30.0°.