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8) Three charges of 25 pC, -40 pC and 15 pC are fixed inside a cube with sides that are of 1m length. Determine the net electric flux through the surface of the cube: ɛ0 =8.85x10^-12 S.I units *

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8) Three charges of 25 pC, -40 pC
and 15 pC are fixed inside a cube
with sides that are of 1m length.
Determine the net electric flux
through the surface of the cube: ɛ0
=8.85x10^-12 S.I units
-2.8 N.m^2/C
O1.1N.m 2/C
+1.1 N.m 2/C
+2.8 N. m 2/C

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