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Consider a spherical Gaussian surtace and three charges: q = 213 uC 2 =-3 64 uC and 3 4.95 µC Find the electric flux through the Gaussian surface if it completely encloses (a) only charges qi and 2 (b) only charges 2 and q3. and (c) all three charges Part A 1? N-m2/C Submit Request Answer Part B N m /C Submit Request Answer

Consider a spherical Gaussian surtace and three charges: q = 213 uC 2 =-3 64 uC and 3 4.95 µC Find the electric flux through the Gaussian surface if it completely encloses (a) only charges qi and 2 (b) only charges 2 and q3. and (c) all three charges Part A 1? N-m2/C Submit Request Answer Part B N m /C Submit Request Answer

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