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(b) Next the charge is moved off centre, but still enclosed by the gaussian cube. What is the electric flux through the cube?

(c) Does the flux through the top surface change? Give a reason for your answer

3. (a) In the figure a positive charge of 10.0 µC is located at the centre of a gaussian cube.
What is the electric flux through the top surface, if the cube has a side length of
2.54 cm?

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