Given A = 17 [80°] and B= 13 [159°], the cross product B × À is, Round your answer to the nearest tenth and make sure to include the sign if your answer is in the negative z-direction. Your Answer: Answer b Several point charges are located within a closed Gaussian surface, S, and several point charges are located just outside of the Gaussian surface. The magnitude of each charge is equal q and the number of positive and negatives charges in each of the respective regions are shown below. What is the electric flux, &ɛ = f.Ē · dã, given by Gauss' law through the closed surface S? Not uniform along S as the charge is not uniform A line of charge with linear charge density i = 29 nC/m is enclosed in a Gaussian cylinder with height h = 18.2 mm and radius r = 4.3 mm as shown below. What is the magnitude of the total electric flux passing through the cylinder in Nm2/C? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. h

Given A = 17 [80°] and B= 13 [159°], the cross product B × À is, Round your answer to the nearest tenth and make sure to include the sign if your answer is in the negative z-direction. Your Answer: Answer b Several point charges are located within a closed Gaussian surface, S, and several point charges are located just outside of the Gaussian surface. The magnitude of each charge is equal q and the number of positive and negatives charges in each of the respective regions are shown below. What is the electric flux, &ɛ = f.Ē · dã, given by Gauss' law through the closed surface S? Not uniform along S as the charge is not uniform A line of charge with linear charge density i = 29 nC/m is enclosed in a Gaussian cylinder with height h = 18.2 mm and radius r = 4.3 mm as shown below. What is the magnitude of the total electric flux passing through the cylinder in Nm2/C? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. h

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Given A = 17 [80°] and B = 13 [159°], the cross product B x A is
Round your answer to the nearest tenth and make sure to include the sign if your
answer is in the negative z-direction.
Your Answer:
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b
Several point charges are located within a closed Gaussian surface, S, and several
point charges are located just outside of the Gaussian surface. The magnitude of
each charge is equal q and the number of positive and negatives charges in each of
the respective regions are shown below.
What is the electric flux, E = f. Ē · dã, given by Gauss' law through the closed
surface S?
Not uniform along S as the charge is not uniform
A line of charge with linear charge density i = 29 nC/m is enclosed in a Gaussian
cylinder with height h = 18.2 mm and radius r = 4.3 mm as shown below.
What is the magnitude of the total electric flux passing through the cylinder in
Nm2/C?
Round your answer to the nearest whole number.
Your Answer:

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