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Gaussian surfaces a and b enclose the same positive point charge. the area of surface a is two times larger than that of surface
b. how does the total electric flux through the two surfaces compare? gaussian surfaces a and b enclose the same positive point charge. the area of surface a is two times larger than that of surface
b. how does the total electric flux through the two surfaces compare? the total electric flux through surface a is four times larger than that through surface
b. the total electric flux through surface b is eight times larger than that through surface
a. the total electric flux through surface a is eight times larger than that through surface
b. the total electric flux through surface b is four times larger than that through surface
a. the total electric flux through the two surfaces is equal.
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