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A 2.3 nC charge is uniformly distributed over a spherical shell r = 7 cm centered at the origin. The net flux passing through the surface of a cube of side length 5 cm centered at the origin is

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A 2.3 nC charge is uniformly distributed over a spherical shell r = 7 cm
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O a. 0.067 nC
O b. 0.200 nC
O c. 2.300 nC
O d. 0.600 nC
O e. 0.838 nC
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