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What does the number of field lines passing through a face measurement give us? a) Electric field B) electric flux NS) Coulom gravitational force D) electrical force TO) electric field strength

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Chapter19: Electric Potential And Electric Field

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What does the number of field lines passing through a face measurement give us?

a)	Electric field

B)	electric flux

NS)	Coulom gravitational force

D)	electrical force

TO)	electric field strength

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