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1. What is the net flux inside the enclosed sphere, If 5nC and 3nC charges are inside it?
2. If there are 8 charges in an enclosed sphere which have charges on 2µC, 4µC, 6µC, 8µC, 10µC, 12µC, 14µC, and 16µC respectively. What will be the total flux of the closed surface?

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