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Calculate the electric flux through the ractangle of sides 5 cm and 10 cm kept in the rigion of a uniform field 100 `NC^(-1)` . The angle `theta ` is `60^(@)` . Suppose `theta ` becomes zero what is the electric flux?

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The electric flux `phi_(E)=vecExxvecA=Eacostheta=100xx5xx10xx10^(-4)xxcos60^(@)`
implies `phi_(E)=0.25N.m^(2)C^(-1)`
For `theta=0^(@)`
`phi_(E)=vecE.vecA=EA=100xx5xx10xx10^(-4)=0.5 N.m^(2)C^(-1)`
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