Please explain how to solve this! 1.The diagram below shows a large uniformly chargedsheet field line for an electric field. near the surface ofthis sheet, and a cylindrical gaussian surface. Theelectric field has a uniform strength of 200 n/c and isperpendicular to the surface of the sheet. The Gaussiansurface is 0.02 m long and is circular and have adiameter of 0.008 ma. What is the total electric flux through the curvedportion of the Gaussian surface?b. What is the total electric flux through each end ofthe gaussian surface?c. How much charge is enclosed by the Gaussiansurface?d. What is the charge density (charge per unit) ofthe sheet?

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The diagram below shows a large uniformly charged sheet field line for an electric field. near the surface of this sheet, and a cylindrical gaussian surface. The electric field has a uniform strength of 200 n/c and is perpendicular to the surface of the sheet. The Gaussiar surface is 0.02 m long and is circular and have a diameter of 0.008 m a. What is the total electric flux through the curved portion of the Gaussian surface? b. What is the total electric flux through each end c the gaussian surface? c. How much charge is enclosed by the Gaussian surface?

The diagram below shows a large uniformly charged sheet field line for an electric field. near the surface of this sheet, and a cylindrical gaussian surface. The electric field has a uniform strength of 200 n/c and is perpendicular to the surface of the sheet. The Gaussiar surface is 0.02 m long and is circular and have a diameter of 0.008 m a. What is the total electric flux through the curved portion of the Gaussian surface? b. What is the total electric flux through each end c the gaussian surface? c. How much charge is enclosed by the Gaussian surface?

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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Problem 73P: Two infinite, nonconducting sheets of charge are parallel to each other as shown in Figure P19.73....

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