Chapter 21: Q1CP (page 870)
In Figure 21.15 the magnitude of the electric field is , and the field is at an angle of to the outward-going normal. What is the flux on the small rectangle whose dimensions are by ?
Chapter 21: Q1CP (page 870)
In Figure 21.15 the magnitude of the electric field is , and the field is at an angle of to the outward-going normal. What is the flux on the small rectangle whose dimensions are by ?
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