Consider a hollow conductor as shown below. Suppose the charge carried by the conductor is +Q. In addition, there is a charge -q inside the cavity. Assume when the permittivity in the outer space is ɛ = 80, the total electric flux coming out of the surface is e When the permittivity changes from s = 80 to ɛ = surface area increases to 24o, what will be the total electric flux coming out from this enclosed surface? 480, and the enclosed Enclosed surface Ob- 8=4ɛ0 +Q Select one: 0.250 0.50 20

Consider a hollow conductor as shown below. Suppose the charge carried by the conductor is +Q. In addition, there is a charge -q inside the cavity. Assume when the permittivity in the outer space is ɛ = 80, the total electric flux coming out of the surface is e When the permittivity changes from s = 80 to ɛ = surface area increases to 24o, what will be the total electric flux coming out from this enclosed surface? 480, and the enclosed Enclosed surface Ob- 8=4ɛ0 +Q Select one: 0.250 0.50 20

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Consider a hollow conductor as shown below. Suppose the charge
carried by the conductor is +Q. In addition, there is a charge -q
inside the cavity. Assume when the permittivity in the outer space
is ɛ = 80, the total electric flux coming out of the surface is e When
the permittivity changes from s = 80 to ɛ =
surface area increases to 24o, what will be the total electric flux
coming out from this enclosed surface?
480, and the enclosed
Enclosed surface
Ob-
8=4ɛ0
+Q
Select one:
0.250
0.50
20

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