A point charge produces an electric flux of +550 N⋅m2/C through a gaussian sphere of radius 10.0 cm centered on the charge.
Part A
What is the flux through a gaussian sphere with a radius 20.0 cmcm ?
Part B
What is the magnitude of the charge?
A)
Flux through the Gaussian surface = 550 Nm^2/C
B)
Charge, Q = phi e0
Q = 550 x 8.85 x 10^-12 = 4.87 x 10^-9 C
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surface of radius 12.5 cm. One charge (+3Q =11.4 μC) is inside the
sphere, and the others (charge +Q =3.8 μC) are a distance
4.16666666666667 cm outside the surface.
What is the total (net) electric flux through the Gaussian
surface?