Posted by Robert on Friday, May 18, 2012 at 5:06pm.
on the surface, which way is negative, and which way is positive? Look at the coordinate system. Normally, on a box, outward is +, but that is not standard. If the E field is external, then on one vertical surface it will be going in (neg), and on the bottom, it will be +, going out.
this is the image
ww w.ux1.eiu.edu/~cfadd/1360/24Gauss/24Hmwk/24.05. html
I cant access it. Reread my explaination on + or - directions.
The flux is the dot product
Ô = (E,A) = E•A•cosα = =7.8•10^4•0.1•0.3•(-1) = - 2340 V•m.
α is the angle made by outward normal to the surface with the direction of the field lines. Here α = 180º, => cosα = -1
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