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You have a cube with a 6µC charge in the center. Each of the cube's sides is 12cm long. What is the flux through one of the faces of the cube? A. 2.54 x105 Nm² Nm B. 1.13 x105 C. 1.78 x103 D. 0

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You have a cube with a 6µC charge in the center. Each of the cube's sides is 12cm long.
What is the flux through one of the faces of the cube?
A. 2.54 x105
Nm²
Nm
B. 1.13 x105
C. 1.78 x103
D. 0

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