| A flat piece of cardboard with area 76.0 cm2 is immersed in a uniform electric field of strength 9.80×103 N/C. If the angle between the field and the cardboard’s area vector is 129°, find the electric flux through the cardboard. |
The electric flux is given as
= EAcos
where
is the angle
between area vector and electric field
Note - Remember to convert area from cm2 to m2 .
so,
= 9.8e3 * 76e-4 *
cos 129
= - 46.87
N/C*m2
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