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Given the 3 dimensional electric field, E⃗\vec{E} = 200 NC\frac{N}{C} i^\hat{i} + 300 NC\frac{N}{C} j^\hat{j} + 400 NC\frac{N}{C} k^\hat{k} , and an area vector A⃗\vec{A} = 0.2 m2^2 i^\hat{i} + 0.3 m2^2 j^\hat{j}, find the electric flux. (this is a calculus based physics problem)

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