### Electric Flux through Surfaces A and BIn this diagram, we have two surfaces labeled A and B, both of which have the same shape and area. The image also shows electric field lines radiating outward, with arrows indicating the direction of the electric field.**Graph Explanation:**- **Surface A** is positioned perpendicular to more lines, indicating that a larger proportion of the electric field passes through it.- **Surface B** is angled differently, with fewer lines passing perpendicularly through it compared to Surface A. This suggests that the electric field's interaction with Surface B might be less direct.**Question:**Surfaces A and B have the same shape and the same area. Which has the lesser electric flux?**Options:**- ○ Surface A has less flux.- ○ Surface B has less flux.- ○ The fluxes are equal.- ○ It's impossible to say without knowing more about the electric field.

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А. В. Surfaces A and B have the same shape and the same area. Which has the less flux? O Surface A has less flux. O Surface B has less flux. The fluxes are equal. O It's impossible to say without knowing more about the electric field.