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Calculate if there are more sources or sinks inside the box. (Hint: Theorem of Gauss, check over which surfaces a flux is present and if it is changing at a surface under consideration.)
![You are given the cubic box. The space in and around the around the box is filled with an
electric field.
N
[m]
1
The field has the form
у
[m]
1
* c1
Center of top
*c2
Center of front
Ē(x, y,z) =
c1
Center of
right side 1
(1+x)
0
X
[m]](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/4810b3f8-7174-4e11-ad5b-d1003066dd42/e6aad892-55e2-4a75-b59e-0aaed8496b5b/80g15wm_processed.png)
Transcribed Image Text:You are given the cubic box. The space in and around the around the box is filled with an
electric field.
N
[m]
1
The field has the form
у
[m]
1
* c1
Center of top
*c2
Center of front
Ē(x, y,z) =
c1
Center of
right side 1
(1+x)
0
X
[m]
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