1.5 m 2.0 m 1.0 m The electric field in a region is given by E = a/(b + cx)î where a= 100 , b=2.0 , and c=2.0 What is the net charge enclosed by the shaded volume shown above? Yoi answer: O A) -8,8x 10¬10 C O B) -4,4x10-10 C O C) 0 O D) 3,5x10-10 C p E) -1,5x10-10 C

1.5 m 2.0 m 1.0 m The electric field in a region is given by E = a/(b + cx)î where a= 100 , b=2.0 , and c=2.0 What is the net charge enclosed by the shaded volume shown above? Yoi answer: O A) -8,8x 10¬10 C O B) -4,4x10-10 C O C) 0 O D) 3,5x10-10 C p E) -1,5x10-10 C

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The electric field in a region is given by E = a/(b + cx)î where a= 100 , b=2.0 , and c=2.0 What is the net charge enclosed by the shaded volume shown above?
Yoi
answer:
O A) -8,8x 10¬10 C
O B) -4,4x10-10 C
O C) 0
O D) 3,5x10-10 C
p E) -1,5x10-10 C

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