What is the electric flux of a vector area A = (4.0m²)î - (7.0m²)k in a uniform electric field Ē = − (2.0%)ƒ? -[(14.0)i + (8.0)k] Nm² C [(14.0)i + (8.0)k] Nm² C -14.0: 06.0 0 Nm² C -8.0 Nm² C Nm² C -22.0 Nm² C

What is the electric flux of a vector area A = (4.0m²)î - (7.0m²)k in a uniform electric field Ē = − (2.0%)ƒ? -[(14.0)i + (8.0)k] Nm² C [(14.0)i + (8.0)k] Nm² C -14.0: 06.0 0 Nm² C -8.0 Nm² C Nm² C -22.0 Nm² C

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Chapter23: Continuous Charge Distributions And Gauss's Law

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