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1.	In the orthogonal correction approach, the relationship between \(\vec{E_f}\, and\, \vec{S_f}\) is ________
A.	\(\vec{E_f}=\vec{S_f}×\vec{e}\)
B.	\(\vec{E_f}=S_f cos⁡\theta\vec{e}\)
C.	\(\vec{E_f}=S_f\vec{e}\)
D.	\(\vec{E_f}=\vec{S_f}.\vec{e}\)
Answer» D. \(\vec{E_f}=\vec{S_f}.\vec{e}\)

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