Find the electric flux ( in units of N.m2/C) through the surface in the figure ( dashed line) given that Q=53.5 pC. use ɛO = 8.8542x10-12 F-m-1.-30+3Q+50+20-7QSelect one:O A. 30.21OB. -42.30OC. 42.30OD. -30.21O E. 0.00

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Find the electric flux (in units of N.m2/C) through the surface in the figure ( dashed line) given that Q=5 -30 +3Q +50 +2Q -70 Select one: O A. 30.21 O B. -42.30 OC. 42.30 OD. -30.21 O E. 0.00

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Find the electric flux ( in units of N.m2/C) through the surface in the figure ( dashed line) given that Q=53.5 pC. use ɛO = 8.8542x10-12 F-m-1.
-30
+3Q
+50
+20
-7Q
Select one:
O A. 30.21
OB. -42.30
OC. 42.30
OD. -30.21
O E. 0.00

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