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Gauss's Law

a. If the tot...

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a. If the total flux passing through the surface due to charge $Q_{1}$ is $Y * Q_{1} / ε_{0}$ . Find out the value of Y?

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By Gauss's law, the flux, $ϕ = \frac{Q_{e n}}{ϵ_{0}}$ where $Q_{e n}$ be the charge enclosed by the surface.
Here, $Q_{e n} = Q_{1}$
So, $ϕ = \frac{Q_{1}}{ϵ_{0}}$

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