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use, flux = E.ds
flux = E ds cos@
given, E = 100N/C
if we integrate ds ot became area of plane surface area = 0.5
@ = 30°
flux = 100× 0.5×cos30°= 43.301 Nm/c
flux = E ds cos@
given, E = 100N/C
if we integrate ds ot became area of plane surface area = 0.5
@ = 30°
flux = 100× 0.5×cos30°= 43.301 Nm/c
vrindharamesh0706:
wont the integration of cos theta become sin theta?... that ws my confusion
no, because their is not d@, their is ds in the formula which mean we have to intergate the small ds and get the area from where the effectine flux is passing
thank you so much..
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