Consider the cube shaped gaussian surface with side length L, as shown below.One point charge of +q is placed in the center of the cube and another pointcharge is placed outside the cube a distance L/2 from the edge.A) Could you use Gauss's Law alone to find the total flux of the electric fieldthrough the cube shaped surface? Explain. (You don't actually have to attemptthe calculation, just describe your reasoning)B) Could you use Gauss's Law alone to find the flux of the electric field througheach individual surface of the cube? Explain. (You don't actually have to attemptthe calculation, just describe your reasoning) L/2L+q+q

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