5. Consider Gauss law:ff E-· dÃ = 21/0Which of the following statements is always true?a) E must be the electric field due only to the enclosed charge.b) On the surface E is always parallel to dÃ at each point.c) If three particles inside a closed surface have charges of +q, +q and -2q, then the integral iszero.d) If q=0 then E =0 everywhere on the Gaussian surface.

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5. Consider Gauss law: ff E· dÃ = 2/ E0 Which of the following statements is always true? a) E must be the electric field due only to the enclosed charge. b) On the surface Ē is always parallel to dÃ at each point. c) If three particles inside a closed surface have charges of+q, +q and -2q, then the integral is zero. d) If q=0 then E = 0 everywhere on the Gaussian surface.

5. Consider Gauss law: ff E· dÃ = 2/ E0 Which of the following statements is always true? a) E must be the electric field due only to the enclosed charge. b) On the surface Ē is always parallel to dÃ at each point. c) If three particles inside a closed surface have charges of+q, +q and -2q, then the integral is zero. d) If q=0 then E = 0 everywhere on the Gaussian surface.

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5. Consider Gauss law:
ff E-· dÃ = 21/0
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a) E must be the electric field due only to the enclosed charge.
b) On the surface E is always parallel to dÃ at each point.
c) If three particles inside a closed surface have charges of +q, +q and -2q, then the integral is
zero.
d) If q=0 then E =0 everywhere on the Gaussian surface.

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