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Find the electric flux (in S.I. unit) through the rectangular plate abcd of length `l = 2m` width L and whose centre is at a distance `OP = x_(0) = L/2` from an infinite line of charge with linear charge density `lambda = 1/(36 pi) xx 10^(-9) Cm^(-1)`. Consider that the plate of the frame is perpendicular to line OP.

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