Urgent requiredR1 = 7 and R2 = 2Question No. 1.A uniform electric field given by E = (1.0+R1x²) į + (2.0+R2y²)j + z²the Gaussian cube shown in the figure below. Each side is of length (Rl+R2) m. What is theelectric flux through the entire cube?y GaussiansurfaceEx

Although the given even electric field is finite and so is the area of the faces if the cube but the…

Urgent required R1 = 7 and R2 = 2 Question No. 1. A uniform electric field given by E = (1.0+R1x²) į + (2.0+R2y²)j+ z² k pierces the Gaussian cube shown in the figure below. Each side is of length (Rl+R2) m. What is the electric flux through the entire cube? y Gaussian

Urgent required R1 = 7 and R2 = 2 Question No. 1. A uniform electric field given by E = (1.0+R1x²) į + (2.0+R2y²)j+ z² k pierces the Gaussian cube shown in the figure below. Each side is of length (Rl+R2) m. What is the electric flux through the entire cube? y Gaussian

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