(a) A cubic shape conductor with edge length 2m has 16C charge (i) What will be the electric flux? (ii) What will be the flux if the cube edge length increases to 4m? (ii) Calculate the flux density for a case
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(a) A cubic shape conductor with edge length 2m has 16C charge (i) What will be the electric flux? (ii) What will be the flux if the cube edge length increases to 4m? (ii) Calculate the flux density for a case
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