Question

Electric flux has no direction but Electric field does?
How does that makes sense?


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Answer 1

Answer:

Electric Flux is the rate of flow of electric field through a given area.

Electric flux are simply imaginary field lines passing through an imaginary surface called Gaussian surface.

But, Electric field is the electric strength of a charge at a point.

The electric flux is calculated by using dot product and we know that dot product gives a scalar quantity.

Also, a scalar quantity has only magnitude, but no direction.

Hence, electric flux has no direction.

Answer 2

$\huge\mathcal\red{Electric \:Flux}$

• ➡Electric Flux is the rate of flow of electric field through a given area. Electric flux are simply imaginary field lines passing through an imaginary surface called Gaussian surface.

• The electric flux is calculated by using dot product and we know that dot product gives a scalar quantity.

However, Electric field is the electric strength of a charge at a point.

$\normalsize\mathfrak\red{NOTE:-}$Also, a scalar quantity has only magnitude, but no direction.

$\huge\mathfrak\red{Conclusion}$

➡Electric flux has no direction.

$\mathcal{Reference:-}$ Brainly.in - https://brainly.in/question/39640938#readmore