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Hello, I'm looking for some help regarding a physics problem on a Gaussian Surface. We have a Gau...

Hello, I'm looking for some help regarding a physics problem on a Gaussian Surface.

We have a Gaussian Surface and the top part is a half of a sphere with a radius of 5m. The bottom is flat. We measure the electric field lines that uniformly exit the flat face with a value of E = 450 N/C. After that, we measure field lines that enter uniformly through the top half of the sphere normal to every point on the sphere's surface and there E = 500 N/C. Find the charge inside of the half sphere.

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