2. The figure below shows an infinitely long rod with a uniform positive linear charge density 1 = 1.2 × 10-6C/m. Three gaussian surfaces are shown below. The sizes are given as: Cylinder: radius: 21 cm, length: 35 cm; Cube: edge: 32 cm; Sphere: radius: 18 cm. cube cylinder sphere A. What is the electric flux going through the entire spherical surface? B. What is the electric flux going through the horizontal side of the cylinder (i.e., not including the left and the right bases)? C. What is the electric flux going through the top square face of the cube?

2. The figure below shows an infinitely long rod with a uniform positive linear charge density 1 = 1.2 × 10-6C/m. Three gaussian surfaces are shown below. The sizes are given as: Cylinder: radius: 21 cm, length: 35 cm; Cube: edge: 32 cm; Sphere: radius: 18 cm. cube cylinder sphere A. What is the electric flux going through the entire spherical surface? B. What is the electric flux going through the horizontal side of the cylinder (i.e., not including the left and the right bases)? C. What is the electric flux going through the top square face of the cube?

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2. The figure below shows an infinitely long rod with a uniform positive linear
charge density 1 = 1.2 × 10-6C/m. Three gaussian surfaces are shown below.
The sizes are given as:
Cylinder: radius: 21 cm, length: 35 cm;
Cube: edge: 32 cm;
Sphere: radius: 18 cm.
cube
cylinder
sphere
A. What is the electric flux going through the entire spherical surface?
B. What is the electric flux going through the horizontal side of the cylinder
(i.e., not including the left and the right bases)?
C. What is the electric flux going through the top square face of the cube?

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