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Gauss’s Law can be used to find D dot ds (using the integral form of Gauss’s Law) or electric field flux flowing out of a volume through surface S, where the total flux through the surface equals the enclosed charge, Q. If the conveniently chosen Gaussian surface is a circle to enclose a positive point charge, it stands to reason that the direction of D is radially outward. Reading closely, it also allows you to pick a “purely tangential” component. I had not thought about the tangential component. I cannot visualize what surface allows flux to be radially outward and tangential. This is discussed on page 188 of our text. Thanks for any insight, Kyle
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What kind of circuits are used to wire houses and have more than one path for electrons to flow? What will happen if we use the alternate circuit ?
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My question is how does extreme temperatures effect electric fields and magnetic fields?
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