In the center of a Gaussian surface in the shape of a cube you place a charge 2Q. What is the electric flux through the left side of the cube? OQ/ (6*e0) Q/ eo Q / (4*eo) Q/ (3*eo)

In the center of a Gaussian surface in the shape of a cube you place a charge 2Q. What is the electric flux through the left side of the cube? OQ/ (6e0) Q/ eo Q / (4eo) Q/ (3*eo)

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Chapter23: Continuous Charge Distributions And Gauss's Law

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Problem 37AP: Find the electric flux through the plane surface shown in Figure P23.37 if = 60.0, E = 350 N/C, and...

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In the center of a Gaussian surface in the shape of a cube you place a charge 2Q.
What is the electric flux through the left side of the cube?
OQ/(6*eo)
Q / eo
Q/ (4*eo)
OQ/ (3*eo)

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