Consider the field F(x,y,z)=2y j and the sphere centered at the origin of radius a. We can conclude that the flux of F through the sphere is: a. Twice the volume of the sphere b. sphere volume c. 5 times the volume of the sphere d. 0

Consider the field F(x,y,z)=2y j and the sphere centered at the origin of radius a. We can conclude that the flux of F through the sphere is: a. Twice the volume of the sphere b. sphere volume c. 5 times the volume of the sphere d. 0

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Consider the field F(x,y,z)=2y j and the sphere centered at the origin of radius a. We can conclude that the flux of F through the sphere is:

a. Twice the volume of the sphere
b. sphere volume
c. 5 times the volume of the sphere
d. 0

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