MCQ
Electric flux through surface $s_1$
- Ais minimum
- Bis maximum
- Cequal to $s_2$ but less than $s_4$
- ✓equal for all surfaces
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
equal for all surfaces
d
Flux do not depend upon shape
Flux do not depend upon shape
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