What is the relationship between ( vec{E_f} ,and , vec{S_f} ) using – McqOptions

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1.	What is the relationship between ( vec{E_f} ,and , vec{S_f} ) using the over-relaxed approach?
A.	( vec{E_f}=( vec{S_f} ). vec{e} )
B.	( vec{E_f}=( frac{S_f}{cos u2061 theta}) vec{e} )
C.	( vec{E_f}=( vec{S_f}) vec{e} )
D.	( vec{E_f}=(( vec{S_f}). vec{e} ) vec{e} )
Answer» C. ( vec{E_f}=( vec{S_f}) vec{e} )

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