6) The normal surface vector to a flat piece of paper, with area A = 0.250 m², makes an angle of 60° with a uniform electric field of 14 N/C. Calculate the total electric flux, Dɛ. a) D = 1.75 Nm?/C²; b) De = 14 Nm?/C²; c) DE = 20 Nm²/C?; or d) De = 8 Nm?/C²; %3D 7) Using the problem #6 information, assume that the paper is rotated to obtain the largest value of the total electric flux, De. What is the angular orientation of the plane of the paper with respect to the electric field? Calculate the magnitude of the maximum electric flux and state the angle between the surface normal and the electric field, E, in this maximum flux position. a) De = 3.5 Nm?/C?, 0°; b) DE 14 Nm?/C², 90°; c) Dɛ = 7 Nm²/C², 0°; or d) DE = 20 Nm?/C², 90°. %3D

6) The normal surface vector to a flat piece of paper, with area A = 0.250 m², makes an angle of 60° with a uniform electric field of 14 N/C. Calculate the total electric flux, Dɛ. a) D = 1.75 Nm?/C²; b) De = 14 Nm?/C²; c) DE = 20 Nm²/C?; or d) De = 8 Nm?/C²; %3D 7) Using the problem #6 information, assume that the paper is rotated to obtain the largest value of the total electric flux, De. What is the angular orientation of the plane of the paper with respect to the electric field? Calculate the magnitude of the maximum electric flux and state the angle between the surface normal and the electric field, E, in this maximum flux position. a) De = 3.5 Nm?/C?, 0°; b) DE 14 Nm?/C², 90°; c) Dɛ = 7 Nm²/C², 0°; or d) DE = 20 Nm?/C², 90°. %3D

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