Coulomb's law and Electric field intensity problem

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I am not getting the answer to this question as shown in the textbook.
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Be carefull with the absolute sign in the inequality. ##0.1 \leq |x| \leq 0.2 = (x\leq -0.1 \cup x\geq 0.1) \cap -0.2\leq x \leq 0.2##.
 
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Is it addition of subtraction in between...?
 
On a second thought, I think your the integration volume should be eight small cubes of sides 0.1 at each corner of a large cube of sides 0.4. As illustration for x-y plane, see picture below. The intersection area in that picture actually forms four long bar of square cross section when put in a 3D coordinate. If you add the last region corresponding to the inequality for ##z##, you should get 8 cubes as the integration volume.
 

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Thanks very much.
Got a very good understanding of it.
So all the cubes has a pair of opposite sign and they cancel out each other.