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A spherical Gaussian surface surrounds appoint charge q. Describe what happens to the total
flux through the surface if: -
a) The charge is tripled?
b) The radius of the sphere is doubled?
c) The surface is change to cubic?
d) The charge is moved to another location inside the surface?

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