ELECTRIC FLUXWrite the given and complete solution.1. A uniform electric field E = 8000 N/C passing through a flatsquare area A = 10 m?. Determine the electric flux.2. A disk of radius 196 mm is oriented with its normal unitvector fi at 60° to a uniform electric field E of magnitude5.87 x 103 N/C.(a) What is the electric flux through the disk?(b) What is the flux through the disk if n is parallel to E.60°3. A hollow sphere has unknown charges distributeduniformly over its surface. At a distance of 0.63 m from thecenter of the sphere, the electric field points radially inwardand has a magnitude of 4.56 x103 N/C. How much chargeis on the sphere?4. A flat rectangle is placed in a uniform electric field with amagnitude of 7.8 x 103 N/C. The electric flux through therectangle when its face is 45° to the field lines is 89.75Nm2/C. Find the width of the flat rectangle with a length of9.45cm.

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ELECTRIC FLUX Write the given and complete solution. 1. A uniform electric field E = 8000 N/C passing through a flat square area A = 10 m2. Determine the electric flux. 2. A disk of radius 196 mm is oriented with its normal unit vector n at 60° to a uniform electric field E of magnitude 5.87 x 103 N/C.

ELECTRIC FLUX Write the given and complete solution. 1. A uniform electric field E = 8000 N/C passing through a flat square area A = 10 m2. Determine the electric flux. 2. A disk of radius 196 mm is oriented with its normal unit vector n at 60° to a uniform electric field E of magnitude 5.87 x 103 N/C.

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