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A charge ‘q’ is placed at the centre of a cube of side l. What is the electric flux passing through two opposite faces of the cube? (All India)
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Answered by ItzCuteEsra
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Answer:

As the charge is symmetrically positioned on each face of the square, the electrical flux flowing through each face is proportional to the ${\dfrac{1}{6}^{th}}$ of the total flux. Hence, the electric flux passing through each face to the cube is $\dfrac{q}{{6{\varepsilon _ \circ }}}$.

Answered by itsPapaKaHelicopter
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Answer:

 \textbf{Flux Through each face}  =  \frac{q}{6e_{0}}

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⇒   \frac{q}{6Ɛ_{0}}  + \frac{q}{_{0}} = \frac{2q}{6Ɛ_{0}} = \frac{q}{3Ɛ_{0}}

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