The colored regions in the figure below represent four three-dimensional Gaussian surfaces A through D. The regions may also contain three charged particles, with q1 = +3.50 nC, q2 = -3.50 nC, and 93 = +7.40 nC, that are nearby as shown. What is the electric flux through each of the four surfaces? Note: A charge is within a region if it is located inside the perimeter shown for that region.

The colored regions in the figure below represent four three-dimensional Gaussian surfaces A through D. The regions may also contain three charged particles, with q1 = +3.50 nC, q2 = -3.50 nC, and 93 = +7.40 nC, that are nearby as shown. What is the electric flux through each of the four surfaces? Note: A charge is within a region if it is located inside the perimeter shown for that region.

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