ELECTRIC FIELD AND FLUX1. A piece of paper is folded into three equal parts asshown.C.a.to shieHow many area vectors are needed to describethe surface of the paper? Sketch the area vectorson the side view diagram and label them A₁, A2,etc.980Nameadi blow copsiq sullsmaono moil down in zinomoloPerspective viewbisitb. Consider an imaginary surface in a uniform electric field E asshown. The surface has the same size and shape as the paperabove. Is the flux through the top third of the surface greater than,less than, or equal to the flux through the middle third? Explain.EPOTnew curved portion of thegh the original curved(tel10dgrondi xaftsdl o lups to and ssl tostg A insmots sostwegeaisiqxaSide viewnomini ed APesnil blait to sodrum sprto emmat ni xod sill lo obie fiol ad duonds zulloitibelnes Wus lempom 10to bozogmoo es lazti A Joamala sostine si sbiano allame won saodi to doss dguoidi bisit to 1sdmendWrite an expression for the net electric flux Pnet through the entire surface in terms of thearea vectors and the electric field E. (Hint: Use the vector definition for electric flux foundin tutorial to first write expressions for the flux through each of the flat surfaces.)change? Fap an.si nedw bojudhreib ad of soggs ogando taloq ovisizoq oda tol conil bisn ssh wod sinozalame chinoioffiue comoped dool moy davonorger6761to sousoldbio i kod 'st to shia fiel odi obienobloff chicals adi insongen 3 el basxod od to obia stal odi no inomais apstuva lisme" odJoomelo soshwa tart toodt not noleanEMHW-87

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