The figures show the top view of the cross-section of a closed surface. The electric field, parallel to the page at each face isshown in the figure. Which figure shows a net positive, net negative and zero net charge enclosed by the surface.10 N/C10 N/C10 N/CFig.a10 N/C10 N/C10 N/C10 N/CFig.bChoose from: net charge positive/ net charge negative / net charge zeroYour answer: Fig. a___; Fig. b.Explain your answer choice to earn a partial credit in case your answer choice is incorrect.Write your answer the following way: Choice:______ ; Explanation:

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The figures show the top view of the cross-section of a closed surface. The electric field, parallel to the page at each face is shown in the figure. Which figure shows a net positive, net negative and zero net charge enclosed by the surface. 10 N/C 10 N/C 10 N/C Fig.a EVE 10 N/C 10 N/C Fig.b 10 N/C 10 N/C Choose from: net charge positive/ net charge negative / net charge zero Your answer: Fig. a -; Fig. b Explain your answer choice to earn a partial credit in case your answer choice is incorrect.

The figures show the top view of the cross-section of a closed surface. The electric field, parallel to the page at each face is shown in the figure. Which figure shows a net positive, net negative and zero net charge enclosed by the surface. 10 N/C 10 N/C 10 N/C Fig.a EVE 10 N/C 10 N/C Fig.b 10 N/C 10 N/C Choose from: net charge positive/ net charge negative / net charge zero Your answer: Fig. a -; Fig. b Explain your answer choice to earn a partial credit in case your answer choice is incorrect.

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10 N/C
Fig.a
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10 N/C
Fig.b
Choose from: net charge positive/ net charge negative / net charge zero
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___; Fig. b.
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