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    This document calculates the electric flux Φ through a surface area A due to an electric field E. It gives the electric field strength E as 75.0 N/C, the surface area A as 0.240 m^2, and the angle between E and a normal to A as 70°. It then calculates the electric flux Φ using the equation Φ = E · A, finding the flux to be 6.16 Nm^2/C.

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    This document calculates the electric flux Φ through a surface area A due to an electric field E. It gives the electric field strength E as 75.0 N/C, the surface area A as 0.240 m^2, and the angle between E and a normal to A as 70°. It then calculates the electric flux Φ using the equation Φ = E · A, finding the flux to be 6.16 Nm^2/C.

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    This document calculates the electric flux Φ through a surface area A due to an electric field E. It gives the electric field strength E as 75.0 N/C, the surface area A as 0.240 m^2, and the angle between E and a normal to A as 70°. It then calculates the electric flux Φ using the equation Φ = E · A, finding the flux to be 6.16 Nm^2/C.

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    22.4: Φ = E ⋅ A = (75.0 N C) (0.240 m 2 ) cos 70° = 6.16 Nm 2 C.

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