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field is constant.
so two opposite faces will have flux through them of same magnitude but of oppoiste sign.
thus sume of fluxes through all 6 faces will be zero.
flux = (flux1 - flux1) + (flux2 - flux2) + (flux3 - flux3)
flux = 0
Ans: (c) 0
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