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A square area, 0.500 m on a side, lies in the X-Y plane at Z = 0. An electric field varies as E = (50,000 N/m C)x, and is constant with respect to y. Assume the vector normal to the square is in the +Z direction as is the direction of E. Calculate the flux of E through the square.

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Description: a square area 0500 m on a side lies in the x y plane at z 0 an electric field varies as e 50000 nm cx and is constant with respect to y assume the vector normal to the square is in the z dir 94669

          A square area, 0.500 m on a side, lies in the X-Y plane at Z =
0. An electric field varies as E = (50,000 N/m C)x, and is constant
with respect to y. Assume the vector normal to the square is in the
+Z direction as is the direction of E. Calculate the flux of E
through the square.

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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03/17/2022

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Given that the electric field vector is in the xy plane and the area vector is along the Z axis, the angle between them is 90 degrees. Show more…

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A square area, 0.500 m on a side, lies in the X-Y plane at Z = 0. An electric field varies as E = (50,000 N/m C)x, and is constant with respect to y. Assume the vector normal to the square is in the +Z direction as is the direction of E. Calculate the flux of E through the square.