a Consider a region of the shape of a rectangular box in the three dimensional coordinate system shown in the figure. Assuming that if there is an electric field of the form É = 4zk , which of the following is the net electric flux through the region? 4c 4ab 4bc 4abc

a Consider a region of the shape of a rectangular box in the three dimensional coordinate system shown in the figure. Assuming that if there is an electric field of the form É = 4zk , which of the following is the net electric flux through the region? 4c 4ab 4bc 4abc

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Consider a region of the shape of a rectangular box in the three dimensional coordinate system shown in the figure.
Assuming that if there is an electric field of the form E = 4zk ,which of the following is the net electric flux through the region?
4c
4ab
4bc
4abc

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