Observe the figure below. A donut is oriented 20° from the ground Determine the electric flux through the hole of the donut. •Donut area: a hole area: a/2 ▼ . Uniform electric field: E (perpendicular to the donut) Choices: a) Ea b.) = a c) EA ces 110° UU U 0 = 20° Note: For the electric flux, what really matter are the angles of the electric field. and the area rectier

Observe the figure below. A donut is oriented 20° from the ground Determine the electric flux through the hole of the donut. •Donut area: a hole area: a/2 ▼ . Uniform electric field: E (perpendicular to the donut) Choices: a) Ea b.) = a c) EA ces 110° UU U 0 = 20° Note: For the electric flux, what really matter are the angles of the electric field. and the area rectier

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Chapter5: Electric Charges And Fields

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