A point charge -3 nC is held stationary at a height of 10 cm from the center of conducting square plate of side length 20 cm. Find the electric flux through the surface of the square plate. Answer Choices: a. 432 N·m²/C b. 87.9 Nm²/C C. 763 N.m²/C d. 56.5 Nm²/C

A point charge -3 nC is held stationary at a height of 10 cm from the center of conducting square plate of side length 20 cm. Find the electric flux through the surface of the square plate. Answer Choices: a. 432 N·m²/C b. 87.9 Nm²/C C. 763 N.m²/C d. 56.5 Nm²/C

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A point charge -3 nC is held stationary at a height of 10 cm from the center of conducting
square plate of side length 20 cm. Find the electric flux through the surface of the square
plate.
Answer Choices:
a. 432 N·m²/C
b. 87.9 Nm²/C
C.
763 N.m²/C
d. 56.5 Nm²/C

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