5. If a closed cylindrical surface of height .3 m and diameter .2 m were placed as shown, completely enclosing ql and q3, what would be the net flux through the surface due to all three charges? 83 2.2 82 What is the v What is the voltage drop s CC

5. If a closed cylindrical surface of height .3 m and diameter .2 m were placed as shown, completely enclosing ql and q3, what would be the net flux through the surface due to all three charges? 83 2.2 82 What is the v What is the voltage drop s CC

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