A cube that is 6.5 cm on each side contains a charge of 6.0 µC exactly...
A cube that is 6.5 cm on each side contains a charge of 6.0 µC exactly at its center. Determine the electric flux passing through just one of the cube's faces. Nm2/C
Hint: Can you find the total flux through the entire cube? Then use the symmetry of the problem.
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