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- Pls, help me with the following. make sure your answer is correct, thank you (Figure 1) shows cross sections of five closed surfaces S1�1, S2�2, and so on. Assume that q1�1 = 4.0 μC�C , q2�2 = 8.2 μC�C , q3�3 = 1.5 μC�C , q4�4 = 8.4 μC�C , q5�5 = -7.2 μC�C , and q6�6 = -9.7 μC�C . Part B. Find the net electric flux passing through the surface S2�2. Express your answer in newton meters squared per coulomb. Part E. Find the net electric flux passing through the surface S5�5. Express your answer in newton meters squared per coulomb.Calculate the total electric flux (?) for each of the closed surfaces a, b, c, d and e as shown. Note that q1 = -2 C, q2 = +5 C, q3 = +7 C, q4 = +4.5 C, q5 = -1.75 C, q6 = -3.5 C, q7 = -1 C, q8 = +9 CThe choices are the following.... What is the difference between those two?A. its surfaceB. Gaussian surface
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