A surface encloses the charges q = 3.2 µC, 2 = 6.4 µC, and 93 = -3.8 µC. You may want to review (Pages 683 - 686) Part A Find the electric flux through this surface. Express your answer using two significant figures. aνα ΑΣφ ? N. m²/C Submit Request Answer Provide Feedback

A surface encloses the charges q = 3.2 µC, 2 = 6.4 µC, and 93 = -3.8 µC. You may want to review (Pages 683 - 686) Part A Find the electric flux through this surface. Express your answer using two significant figures. aνα ΑΣφ ? N. m²/C Submit Request Answer Provide Feedback

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