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- The area of the imagined bubble or imagined Gaussian surface increases. The increase in area is proportional to $r^2$ because the [[https:// | - The area of the imagined bubble or imagined Gaussian surface increases. The increase in area is proportional to $r^2$ because the [[https:// | ||
- | This suggests that the electric field at the surface of the imaginary sphere multiplied by the surface area of the imaginary sphere is a constant; this product is called [[ | + | This suggests that //the electric field at the surface of the imaginary sphere multiplied by the surface area of the imaginary sphere is a constant//; this product is called [[ |
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