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... flux P of A : Φ фала = A da The symbol here implies integration over a closed surface , one that completely encloses a volume . Flux is like the flow of water through an imaginary surface , where the result depends on the dot product of ...
... flux P of A : Φ фала = A da The symbol here implies integration over a closed surface , one that completely encloses a volume . Flux is like the flow of water through an imaginary surface , where the result depends on the dot product of ...
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... flux is = flux = 4πr2E = 4πr2 Q Απεργ So finally E = Ка е flux = which may also be written as P E.da = Εγ Je dv ( 2.14 ) ( 2.15 ) where the integral on the left covers the entire ( closed ) surface of the sphere , and v is its volume ...
... flux is = flux = 4πr2E = 4πr2 Q Απεργ So finally E = Ка е flux = which may also be written as P E.da = Εγ Je dv ( 2.14 ) ( 2.15 ) where the integral on the left covers the entire ( closed ) surface of the sphere , and v is its volume ...
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... flux in and flux out of this cube ; we'll call it A flux for short . By Gauss's law , that difference will be equal to Q / o , where Q is the charge in the cube . First we look at the difference in flux due to Ex , as shown . After we ...
... flux in and flux out of this cube ; we'll call it A flux for short . By Gauss's law , that difference will be equal to Q / o , where Q is the charge in the cube . First we look at the difference in flux due to Ex , as shown . After we ...
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