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flux = E*A*costheta
theta is tha angle between normal to area and
E
(a)
flux = E*A1*cos35 = 245*1.9*cos35 = 381.31 N m2/C
(b)
flux 2 = E*A2*sin35 = 245*3.5*sin35 = 491.8 N
m2/C
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The drawing shows an edge-on view of two planar surfaces that intersect and are mutually perpendicular....
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