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Asquare that has 22 cm long edges is centered on the x axis in a region where there exists a uniform electric field given by e = (1.50 kn/c) (a) what is the electric flux of this electric field through the surface of a square if the normal to the surface is in the +x direction? n m2/c (b) what is the electric flux through the same square surface if the normal to the surface makes a 65° angle with the y axis and an angle of 90 with the z axis?

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