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A uniform electric field of magnitude E exists in a region. Electric flux entering a spherical surface of radius R in that region will be

4πR2E

Zero

2πR2E

πR2E

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Answered by nirman95
9

Given:

A uniform electric field of magnitude E exists in a region.

To find:

Flux through a spherical surface?

Calculation:

 \boxed{ \therefore \phi = E \times (area)}

  • Here the area will be the projecting area of the 3D object. The projecting area vector should be parallel to the electric field intensity vector.

  • Now, refer to the diagram.

 \implies \phi = E \times (\pi {R}^{2} )

 \implies \phi = \pi {R}^{2} E

So, final answer is:

 \boxed{ \bf\phi = \pi {R}^{2} E}

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Answered by meenasharmajpr830
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Explanation:

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