A square window of side length d lies in the y-z plane. The electric field everywhere in the area of the window is given by = ai + bj+ ck , where a = 4.00 N/C, b = 8.00 N/C, and c = 15.0 N/C. (a.) Which of the following area vectors describes the area and orientation of the window? (b.) Let the side length of the window be d = 20.0 cm = 0.200 m. What is the electric flux through the window, in Nm2/C?

A square window of side length d lies in the y-z plane. The electric field everywhere in the area of the window is given by = ai + bj+ ck , where a = 4.00 N/C, b = 8.00 N/C, and c = 15.0 N/C. (a.) Which of the following area vectors describes the area and orientation of the window? (b.) Let the side length of the window be d = 20.0 cm = 0.200 m. What is the electric flux through the window, in Nm2/C?

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