D. A positive charge is located above the Gaussian cylinder.• Find the sign of the flux through:Surface A:(1)Surface B:Surface C:• Can you tell whether the net flux through the Gaussian surface is positive, negative,or zero? Explain.

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D. A positive charge is located above the Gaussian cylinder. • Find the sign of the flux through: Surface A: Surface B: Surface C: • Can you tell whether the net flux through the Gaussian surface is positive, negative, or zero? Explain.

D. A positive charge is located above the Gaussian cylinder. • Find the sign of the flux through: Surface A: Surface B: Surface C: • Can you tell whether the net flux through the Gaussian surface is positive, negative, or zero? Explain.

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