An electric field given by E = 7 x i - 8 yj pierces through a cubic Gaussian surface of edge length 2.0 m and positioned as shown in the figure (E is in N/C and the positions x, y are in meters). Calculate the electric flux of through the right face (in N.m2/C) Gaussian surface x= 1.0 m x= 3.0 m

An electric field given by E = 7 x i - 8 yj pierces through a cubic Gaussian surface of edge length 2.0 m and positioned as shown in the figure (E is in N/C and the positions x, y are in meters). Calculate the electric flux of through the right face (in N.m2/C) Gaussian surface x= 1.0 m x= 3.0 m

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An electric field given by E = 7 xi- 8 yj pierces through a cubic Gaussian surface of edge length 2.0 m and positioned as shown in the
figure (E is in N/C and the positions x, y are in meters).
Calculate the electric flux of through the right face (in N.m2/C)
- Gaussian
surface
x= 1.0 m x= 3.0 m

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