University Physics with Modern Physics (14th Edition)

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Chapter 22 - Gauss's Law - Problems - Discussion Questions - Page 744: Q22.2

Answer

$\Phi_{EA}=\frac{+q}{\epsilon_0}$. $\Phi_{EB}=\frac{+q}{\epsilon_0}$. $\Phi_{EC}=\frac{+2q}{\epsilon_0}$. $\Phi_{Ed}=0$.

Work Step by Step

To calculate the flux, we can divide the enclosed charge by $\epsilon_0$. Surface A encloses +q. Surface B encloses +q. Surface C contains both charges, a total of +2q. Surface D encloses no charges.
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