Four dipoles, each consisting of charges +q and -q are located as shown below. A sphere with a radius of 1.0 mm passes through the dipoles as shown. If the electric flux through the sphere is 7.58 x 10° Nm2/C, Find the charge q in nC. 1.0mm O Sphere -1.0mm 1.0mm O-1.0mm

Four dipoles, each consisting of charges +q and -q are located as shown below. A sphere with a radius of 1.0 mm passes through the dipoles as shown. If the electric flux through the sphere is 7.58 x 10° Nm2/C, Find the charge q in nC. 1.0mm O Sphere -1.0mm 1.0mm O-1.0mm

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