Take a look at the six charges in the figure: q₁= 10Q, q2= -5Q, q3= 4Q, q4= -3Q, q5= 7Q, and q₁= -Q. Three Gaussian surfaces, R, C, and T, surround these charges. How much net flux is passing through surface C? A. B. C. D. T Eo m Eo 3Q Eo 12Q Eo 93 R 91 92 96 94 95 7

Take a look at the six charges in the figure: q₁= 10Q, q2= -5Q, q3= 4Q, q4= -3Q, q5= 7Q, and q₁= -Q. Three Gaussian surfaces, R, C, and T, surround these charges. How much net flux is passing through surface C? A. B. C. D. T Eo m Eo 3Q Eo 12Q Eo 93 R 91 92 96 94 95 7

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