An electric field Ē = af+ ƒ(8)̟ exists in space. Total flux through a sphere centered at origin will (a) depénd on f(0) (b) not dependent on radius of sphere (c) depënd both on f(0) and radius RO depend-on radius but not on f(0)

An electric field Ē = af+ ƒ(8)̟ exists in space. Total flux through a sphere centered at origin will (a) depénd on f(0) (b) not dependent on radius of sphere (c) depënd both on f(0) and radius RO depend-on radius but not on f(0)

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An electric field Ē = af + f(0)ô exists in space. Total flux through a sphere centered at origin will
(a) depénd on f(0)
(b) not dependent on radius of sphere
(c) depënd boțh on f (0) and radius--R
d) depend on radius but not on f(0)

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