Here are 4 Gaussian spheres; A has radius 2R, while B, C,and D have radius R. Consider the charges associated withB and C to be a distance of 2R from their centers.Question 8kot yat antwerasr Tag queoWhich is the correct ranking of net electric flux through thesurfaces?o a. D >A > C > BO b. A > D > C = BO C.A = C> D = Bo d. A > D> C>BQuestion 9Not yat annwaredT Flag queetionNow suppose the size of the sphere A is twice as large asbefore. How does that affect the net flux through A?O a. 4 times largero b. no changeO c. half as mucho d. twice as largeD e. 4 times lessQuestion 10ot yet annweredr rag queetinrIf the charge associated with C moved twice as far awayfrom C, how would that affect the flux through C?o a. no changeo b. it would be 1/4 as muchO C. it would be twice as largeo d. it would be 4 times largerc e. it would be half as much DHere are 4 Gaussian spheres; A has radius 2R, while B, C,and D have radius R. Consider the charges associated withB and C to be a distance of 2R from their centers.

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Here are 4 Gaussian spheres; A has radius 2R, while B, C,
and D have radius R. Consider the charges associated with
B and C to be a distance of 2R from their centers.
Question 8
kot yat antweras
r Tag queo
Which is the correct ranking of net electric flux through the
surfaces?
o a. D >A > C > B
O b. A > D > C = B
O C.A = C> D = B
o d. A > D> C>B
Question 9
Not yat annwared
T Flag queetion
Now suppose the size of the sphere A is twice as large as
before. How does that affect the net flux through A?
O a. 4 times larger
o b. no change
O c. half as much
o d. twice as large
D e. 4 times less
Question 10
ot yet annwered
r rag queetinr
If the charge associated with C moved twice as far away
from C, how would that affect the flux through C?
o a. no change
o b. it would be 1/4 as much
O C. it would be twice as large
o d. it would be 4 times larger
c e. it would be half as much

D
Here are 4 Gaussian spheres; A has radius 2R, while B, C,
and D have radius R. Consider the charges associated with
B and C to be a distance of 2R from their centers.

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