Electric Flux Calculation for Uniform Field in Closed Shoe Box - [SOLVED]

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The discussion focuses on calculating the electric flux through a closed shoe box in a uniform electric field of 6.00x10^3 N/C. The dimensions of the box are provided, including the areas of the top, bottom, and sides. The user initially seeks help but later confirms they have solved the problem. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding electric flux in relation to field strength and surface area. Overall, the thread concludes with a successful resolution to the electric flux calculation.
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[SOLVED] Electric flux help needed

1. A Uniform electric field of magniture 6.00x10^3 N/C points upward. An empty closed shoe box has a top and bottom that are .35m by .25m, vertical ends that are .25m by .20m, and vertical sides that are .20m by .35m. Calculate the electric flux through each of the six sides of the box



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