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Electric flux through closed surface

A

Total charge on the surface

B

Total charge induced on surface

C

Total charge enclosed

D

Total charge outside the gaussian surface

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The correct Answer is:
C

`phi = (q_(0))/(epsilon_(0))` where `q_(0)` is net enclosed charge.
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