Estimate the values of the charges

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Three charges are enclosed by three different Gaussian surfaces, as shown in the diagram below. The surfaces SA, SB, and SC have electric fluxes of ?A = 942.42 N m2/C, ?B = -63.2800000000001 N m2/C, and ?C = -553.7 N m2/C, respectively. Find the values of the charges (to three significant digits).

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