(trick Question)Fine the Electric Flux passes through a square of side a - 6 cm due to a pointcharge q = 3 "1012 C located at distance d= a from the center of the square. Ep = 8.85x10-12Hint: Do not try to do the integral, look for a way around itaD Question 7(moderate) Two charge particles of q;= 12 nC and q3= 2q1 are place on the x-axis 0.2 m apart. Atwhat distance from q1, the electric force on the test charge qa would be zero. report the result incm

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(trick Question)Fine the Electric Flux passes through a square of side a - 6 cm due to a point charge q - 3 '1012 C located at distance d= a from the center of the square. Eo - 8.85x10-12 Hint: Do not try to do the integral, look for a way around it a a D Question 7 (moderate) Two charge particles of q= 12 nC and q;= 291 are place on the x-axis 0.2 m apart. At what distance from q1, the electric force on the test charge q3 would be zero. report the result in cm

(trick Question)Fine the Electric Flux passes through a square of side a - 6 cm due to a point charge q - 3 '1012 C located at distance d= a from the center of the square. Eo - 8.85x10-12 Hint: Do not try to do the integral, look for a way around it a a D Question 7 (moderate) Two charge particles of q= 12 nC and q;= 291 are place on the x-axis 0.2 m apart. At what distance from q1, the electric force on the test charge q3 would be zero. report the result in cm

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Chapter24: Gauss’s Law

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