A cubical Gaussian surface surrounds two charges, q 1 = +6.0 10 12 C and q
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A cubical Gaussian surface surrounds two charges, q1 = +6.0 × 10‒12 C and q2 = ‒2.0 × 10‒12 C, as the drawing shows. What is the electric flux passing through the surface?
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