A charge is initially surrounded by a cubic Gaussian surface whose volume is d³.The cubic surface is replaced by a spherical surface of radius d/2. The net flux ofthe spherical surface isnone of the above.equal to the net flux through the cube.greaterthan the net flux through the cube.less than the net flux through the cube.

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A charge is initially surrounded by a cubic Gaussian surface whose volume is d³ The cubic surface is replaced by a spherical surface of radius d/2. The net flux the spherical surface is none of the above. equal to the net flux through the cube. greater than the net flux through the cube. less than the net flux through the cube.

A charge is initially surrounded by a cubic Gaussian surface whose volume is d³ The cubic surface is replaced by a spherical surface of radius d/2. The net flux the spherical surface is none of the above. equal to the net flux through the cube. greater than the net flux through the cube. less than the net flux through the cube.

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Chapter6: Gauss's Law

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