A point charge Q=-2q is located at the center of a cube of side L. In addition six other identical point charges having charge q are positioned symmetrically around Q, as shown in the Figure. The electric flux D; through one face of the cube is 2q a) 380 5q b) 680 c) 280 d) 380 e) 49 f)

A point charge Q=-2q is located at the center of a cube of side L. In addition six other identical point charges having charge q are positioned symmetrically around Q, as shown in the Figure. The electric flux D; through one face of the cube is 2q a) 380 5q b) 680 c) 280 d) 380 e) 49 f)

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