(Figure 1) shows four sides of a 5.0cm x 5.0cm x 5.0cm cube. Figure 1 of...

  

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(Figure 1) shows four sides of a 5.0cm x 5.0cm x 5.0cm cube. Figure 1 of 1 > Part A What is the electric flux through side 1? Express your answer in newton meters squared per coulomb to two significant figures. $ = Submit Part B $ = Submit What is the electric flux 2 through side 2? Express your answer in newton meters squared per coulomb to two significant figures. Part C OF IVE Request Answer 3 = IVE Request Answer ? | N-m/C What is the electric flux 3 through side 3? Express your answer in newton meters squared per coulomb to two significant figures. ? N-m/C N-m/C Figure 0 Top view of a cube E 30 500 N/C 1 of 1 Subit Part D What is the electric flux 4 through side 4? Express your answer in newton meters squared per coulomb to two significant figures. = Submit Part E Request Answer Pnet = VE 3 Request Answer Provide Feedback What is the net flux through these four sides? Express your answer in newton meters squared per coulomb to two significant figures. IVE Submit Request Answer ? N-m/C ? N-m/C Next > (Figure 1) shows four sides of a 5.0cm x 5.0cm x 5.0cm cube. Figure 1 of 1 > Part A What is the electric flux through side 1? Express your answer in newton meters squared per coulomb to two significant figures. $ = Submit Part B $ = Submit What is the electric flux 2 through side 2? Express your answer in newton meters squared per coulomb to two significant figures. Part C OF IVE Request Answer 3 = IVE Request Answer ? | N-m/C What is the electric flux 3 through side 3? Express your answer in newton meters squared per coulomb to two significant figures. ? N-m/C N-m/C Figure 0 Top view of a cube E 30 500 N/C 1 of 1 Subit Part D What is the electric flux 4 through side 4? Express your answer in newton meters squared per coulomb to two significant figures. = Submit Part E Request Answer Pnet = VE 3 Request Answer Provide Feedback What is the net flux through these four sides? Express your answer in newton meters squared per coulomb to two significant figures. IVE Submit Request Answer ? N-m/C ? N-m/C Next >