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A Gaussian surface S enclosed two charges q₁ = q, q₂ = -q and q₃ = q. The net flux passing through S is

0
$\frac{q}{ε_{o}}$
$- \frac{q}{ε_{o}}$
$q$ εo'/>

The correct answer is: 0

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