Question

Is it possible to have flux associated with an imaginary closed surface to be zero even when electric field on the surface is non zero if yes give an example

Answer 1

Yes, it is possible by applying Gauss's Law.

Explanation:

• This law states that the flux of a vector that is entrapped in a surface will be zero.

• Electric field on such surfaces is always zero only if there is no charge inside the volume of the enclosed surface.

• The flux through a cube by applying Gauss's law is depicted through the equation q/6ε0.