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Let D = 12xyz' a, + 14xyz' a, + 16x'y' z' a, uC/m° in free space,
(a) Find the total electric flux passing through the surface z = 5, I<x<4,2sy
<3 in a direction away from the origin.
(b) Find the force F] on the charge QI (20 PC) at P(3,2,5)?

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