Answer the question number 1 e
1(e). Write down the Gauss's Law of magnetism as written in Maxwell's equation?
Dear Student,
Gauss's Law for magnetism tells us that magnetic monopoles do not exist. If magnetic monopoles existed, they would be sources and sinks of the magnetic field.
For a closed surface, the sum of magnetic flux is always equal to zero (Gauss' law for magnetism). No matter how small the volume, the magnetic sources are always dipole sources (like miniature bar magnets), so that there are as many magnetic field lines coming in (to the south pole) as out (from the north pole).
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Gauss's Law for magnetism tells us that magnetic monopoles do not exist. If magnetic monopoles existed, they would be sources and sinks of the magnetic field.
For a closed surface, the sum of magnetic flux is always equal to zero (Gauss' law for magnetism). No matter how small the volume, the magnetic sources are always dipole sources (like miniature bar magnets), so that there are as many magnetic field lines coming in (to the south pole) as out (from the north pole).
Regards