کاوسQ1) a) State the Gauss s law for electric flux.21 b) In free space, a four infinite sheets located at y= 3, y=-3, z=3,and z= -3, all sheets have a surface charge density of 4 nc/m². find theelectric field intensity and electric flux density at:i) (-4, 2, 2), 7ii) (1,6,6), 7 iii) (10,-5,1).

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Q1) a) State the Gauss s law for electric flux.
21 b) In free space, a four infinite sheets located at y= 3, y=-3, z=3,
and z= -3, all sheets have a surface charge density of 4 nc/m². find the
electric field intensity and electric flux density at:
i) (-4, 2, 2), 7ii) (1,6,6), 7 iii) (10,-5,1).

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