I need help with question A,B and C. I am having trouble figuring out this problem and is there any chance that you can label which one is A,B and C. Thank you Problem 3: A tetrahedron has an equilateral triangle base with 20-cm-longedges and three equilateral triangle sides (see Fig. 3). The base is parallel to theground, and a vertical uniform electric field of strength 200 N/C passes upwardthrough the tetrahedron.a) What is the electric flux through the base?11.ZA20cm20cmL=20cm个个个个个FIG. 3: The scheme forProblem 3b) What is the total electric flux through the closed surface of the tetrahedron? Explain why.LCc) Use your answers to a) and b) to compute the electric flux through each of the three sides.

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Problem 3: A tetrahedron has an equilateral triangle base with 20-cm-long
edges and three equilateral triangle sides (see Fig. 3). The base is parallel to the
ground, and a vertical uniform electric field of strength 200 N/C passes upward
through the tetrahedron.
a) What is the electric flux through the base?
11.
ZA
20cm
20cm
L=20cm
个个个个个
FIG. 3: The scheme for
Problem 3
b) What is the total electric flux through the closed surface of the tetrahedron? Explain why.
LC
c) Use your answers to a) and b) to compute the electric flux through each of the three sides.

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