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Consider a cube 1< x,y,z < 2 and  D=4x2yx+xy3y C/m2 a) what is the volume charge density...

Consider a cube 1< x,y,z < 2 and  D=4x2yx+xy3y C/m2
a) what is the volume charge density
b) what is the total charge enclosed in the cube
c) what is the flux of ΦD leaving the surface of the cube

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