Magnitude of the electric flux OE due to a constant electric field E = 5.00 N/C, oriented 45° away from the + z- direction through a rectangular area of 4.00 m² in the xy-plane, would be O 14 Nm²/C O 25 Nm²/C O 0 Nm²/C O 20 Nm²/C

Magnitude of the electric flux OE due to a constant electric field E = 5.00 N/C, oriented 45° away from the + z- direction through a rectangular area of 4.00 m² in the xy-plane, would be O 14 Nm²/C O 25 Nm²/C O 0 Nm²/C O 20 Nm²/C

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