One Gaussian surface containing a charge of +1.0 C has 6 electric field lines leaving the surface. What is the charge in another Gaussian surface if there are 12 electric field lines entering it? (а) +0.50 С (b) —0.50 С (с) -1.0 С (d) +2.0 C (е) —2.0 С

One Gaussian surface containing a charge of +1.0 C has 6 electric field lines leaving the surface. What is the charge in another Gaussian surface if there are 12 electric field lines entering it? (а) +0.50 С (b) —0.50 С (с) -1.0 С (d) +2.0 C (е) —2.0 С

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Chapter15: Electric Forces And Fields

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