A cubic gaussian surfacesurrounds a point charge q. Ifthe size of the cubic surface isdoubled, then the total fluxthrough the surface will be *tripled.doubled.halved.None of the aboveThe current flowing through a100 m long conducting wire ofuniform cross section has adensity of 3 x 10^6 (A/m^2). Findthe voltage drop along thelength of the wire if the wirematerial has a conductivity of 2x 10^7 (S/m) *15 V1.5 V1.5 mVNone of the above

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A cubic gaussian surface
surrounds a point charge q. If
the size of the cubic surface is
doubled, then the total flux
through the surface will be *
tripled.
doubled.
halved.
None of the above
The current flowing through a
100 m long conducting wire of
uniform cross section has a
density of 3 x 10^6 (A/m^2). Find
the voltage drop along the
length of the wire if the wire
material has a conductivity of 2
x 10^7 (S/m) *
15 V
1.5 V
1.5 mV
None of the above

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