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If all of the dimensions of the box in Fig. 22.2a are increased by a factor of 3, how will the electric flux through the box change? (i) The flux will be 32 = 9 limes greater; (ii) the flux will be 3 times greater; (iii) the flux will be unchanged; (iv) the flux will be
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