Question

A surface enclose an electric dipole. The total electric flux over the surface is

Answer 1

By Gauss' theorem of electrostatics, the flux crossing a closed surface is equal to the net charge enclosed by the surface divided by ϵ0 . Since the net charge of a dipole is zero, the total flux crossing the surface is also zero

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You can say that the electric flux will be zero as result of Gauss's Law. Enclosing any number of charges who's sum equals zero will result in a surface flux of zero.

ΦE=∮E⋅dA=Q/ϵ0

Here Q is the total charge contained in your gaussian surface.

Answer 2

Answer:

You can say that the electric flux will be zero as result of Gauss's Law. Enclosing any number of charges who's sum equals zero will result in a surface flux of zero.

Explanation:

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