A single proton sits on the origin of a coordinate system. There are two Gaussian surfaces(whose...
A single proton sits on the origin of a coordinate system. There are two Gaussian surfaces(whose centers are at the origin) surrounding the charged particle. The first is a sphere with a radius of 0.5 m, the second is a cube with a length of 0.25 m. Which surface has the greatest flux? a) The sphere b) The cube c) The flux is the same through both.
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total flux = (total charge enclosed) / ε
As total charge enclosed by both the sphere and the cube is same and equals to the charge of a proton.
so (charge/ ε ) will also remain the same for both the surface.so flux associated with both the surface will also same.
so answer is option c .
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