Three small spheres q1, 92 and q3 are located inside closed surfaces with cross-sections shown in the figure below. All of the three spheres carry the same amount of charge, but the sphere 92 is negatively charged while the other two spheres, q1 and q3, are both positively charged. Which of the following closed surface is the net electric flux least in magnitude? S3 Surface What it encloses 042 S1 S2 q1 and q2 91 S1 S2 92 S3 S4 93 and 93 SA S5 91 and 93 S5 92 and 91 O 52 O S1 O S3 O 5 O None of the given choices

Three small spheres q1, 92 and q3 are located inside closed surfaces with cross-sections shown in the figure below. All of the three spheres carry the same amount of charge, but the sphere 92 is negatively charged while the other two spheres, q1 and q3, are both positively charged. Which of the following closed surface is the net electric flux least in magnitude? S3 Surface What it encloses 042 S1 S2 q1 and q2 91 S1 S2 92 S3 S4 93 and 93 SA S5 91 and 93 S5 92 and 91 O 52 O S1 O S3 O 5 O None of the given choices

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter24: Electric Fields

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