. Consider a uniform electric field oriented in the x direction in empty space. A cube of edge length , is placed in the field, oriented as shown in Figure 2. Find the net electric flux through the surface of the cube Q3. Consider a uniform electric field E oriented in the x direction in empty space. A cube ofedge length 1, is placed in the field, oriented as shown in Figure 2. Find the net electric fluxthrough the surface of the cube.(5)Figure 2

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