MonkaW. What is the electric flux on a flat circular disk with diameter d = 4 [m] immersed in a uniform electric field with magnitude E = 12 [N] [m-¹] directed 30° from the plane of the disk (refer to the image below)? E O A. 130.6 [Nm²/C] O B. 65.3 [Nm²/C] O C. 75.4 [Nm²/C] O D. 150.8 [Nm²/C] 30° d = 4 [m]

MonkaW. What is the electric flux on a flat circular disk with diameter d = 4 [m] immersed in a uniform electric field with magnitude E = 12 [N] [m-¹] directed 30° from the plane of the disk (refer to the image below)? E O A. 130.6 [Nm²/C] O B. 65.3 [Nm²/C] O C. 75.4 [Nm²/C] O D. 150.8 [Nm²/C] 30° d = 4 [m]

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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