Consider a rectangular surface of length L and width W in the xy plane with its center at the origin: Suppose an electric field exists in this region E = (20,0, 20)V/m. If you wanted to rotate the surface such that its electric flux was as large as possible without changing the size, you would. O .rotate it so its area vector is in the (1,1, 1) direction O .rotate it so its area vector is in the (0, 1, 0) direction O .rotate it so its area vector is in the (1,0, 1) direction O .rotate it so its area vector is in the (-1,0, 1) direction

Consider a rectangular surface of length L and width W in the xy plane with its center at the origin: Suppose an electric field exists in this region E = (20,0, 20)V/m. If you wanted to rotate the surface such that its electric flux was as large as possible without changing the size, you would. O .rotate it so its area vector is in the (1,1, 1) direction O .rotate it so its area vector is in the (0, 1, 0) direction O .rotate it so its area vector is in the (1,0, 1) direction O .rotate it so its area vector is in the (-1,0, 1) direction

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