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Consider the three charges 91 = 92 bq and 93 -q. Which of the following configurations will result in an electric flux ofsq/eo through the enclosed surface? Select all that apply. 91 0 92 91 92 93 09₂ 91 93 092 91 92 91 93 93 92 93

Consider the three charges 91 = 92 bq and 93 -q. Which of the following configurations will result in an electric flux ofsq/eo through the enclosed surface? Select all that apply. 91 0 92 91 92 93 09₂ 91 93 092 91 92 91 93 93 92 93

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Consider the three charges 9₁ = 92 = 69 and 93 = -q. Which of the following configurations will result in an electric flux of5q/& through the enclosed surface? Select all that apply.
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