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    The document discusses Gauss's law and how to calculate electric flux. Gauss's law states that the total electric flux passing through a closed surface is proportional to the net electric charge enclosed. It can be used to calculate the electric field from a given charge distribution or the charge from a known electric field. The document then provides examples of calculating electric flux through surfaces like boxes and spheres in uniform electric fields.

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    The document discusses Gauss's law and how to calculate electric flux. Gauss's law states that the total electric flux passing through a closed surface is proportional to the net electric charge enclosed. It can be used to calculate the electric field from a given charge distribution or the charge from a known electric field. The document then provides examples of calculating electric flux through surfaces like boxes and spheres in uniform electric fields.

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    Electric Flux in

    UNIFORM ELECTRIC
    FIELD

    General Physics 1/2


    2
    Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
    Gauss’s Law

    Gauss’s Law is applicable for any given charge distribution.

    2
    Gauss’s Law

    Gauss’s Law is applicable for any given charge distribution.

    It can be used to
    1. calculate the electric field if the charge distribution is
    provided, and

    3
    Gauss’s Law

    Gauss’s Law is applicable for any given charge distribution.

    It can be used to
    1. calculate the electric field if the charge distribution is
    provided, and
    2. calculate the charge distribution if the magnitude of
    the electric field is given.

    4
    Gauss’s Law

    Gauss’s Law postulates that the total electric flux passing


    through a closed surface is considered zero unless the
    volume enclosed by this surface contains a net charge.

    5
    Tip

    6
    Tip
    If the electric
    field is PARALLEL
    to the surface
    area, the electric
    flux is

    If the electric field


    is PERPENDICUALR
    to the surface area,
    the electric flux is
    0.
    7
    Tip

    Electric flux is
    directly proportional
    to the electric field
    penetrating some
    surface

    8
    Tip

    What if the
    surface is NOT
    perpendicular
    to the surface ?

    FORMULA:

    9
    4 Conditions in Electric Flux
    Tip
    1. Angle = 0 degree

    2. Angle = 90 degree

    3. Angle LESS THAN 90 degree.

    4. Angle MORE THAN 90 degree.


    10
    Tip

    11
    Tip

    12
    Tip

    FINDING
    ELECTRIC
    FLUX IN
    A BOX
    13
    You are given the value of an electric charge 30 x 10-6 C.
    Find the (a) total electric flux (b) electric flux on each
    side of the box.

    14
    FINDING
    ELECTRIC
    FLUX IN
    A SPHERE
    15
    Tip

    16
    An electric charge with an electric field of 150 N/C
    struck a spherical body with a diameter of 4m at an
    angle of 45 degree. Compute the total flux.

    17
    A uniform electric field with a magnitude of E=400 N/C incident on a plane
    with a surface of area A=10m2 and makes an angle of θ=30∘ with it. Find the
    electric flux through this surface?

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