Q2) A rectangular prism of dimensions a=0.5 m, b= 0.1 m and c= 0.2 m is located as shown in Figure. The left edge of the closed rectangular prism surface is located at position y=0. The electric field through the region is nonuniform and is given by Ē =(2+ 4x²)î +2ƒ N/c where x is in meters. By showing your work clearly, 1. Calculate the net electric flux leaving the closed surface. 2. What net charge is enclosed by the surface? a

Q2) A rectangular prism of dimensions a=0.5 m, b= 0.1 m and c= 0.2 m is located as shown in Figure. The left edge of the closed rectangular prism surface is located at position y=0. The electric field through the region is nonuniform and is given by Ē =(2+ 4x²)î +2ƒ N/c where x is in meters. By showing your work clearly, 1. Calculate the net electric flux leaving the closed surface. 2. What net charge is enclosed by the surface? a

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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