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In the following Questions, a Gaussian cylinder with radius a andl is placed in various electric fields. The end caps are labeled A and C and the side surfaces is labeled B. In each case, base your answer about the net flux only on qualitative arguments about the magnitude of the flux through the end caps and side surfaces.
C. The Gaussian cylinder encloses opposite charges of equal magnitude. (The charges are on the axis of the cylinder and equidistant from the center.)
• Find the sign of the flux through:
Surface A: Surface B: Surface C:
• Is the net flux through the Gaussian surface positive, negative, or zero?
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