In my textbook Gauss's Theorem is different than your study material It states that, "Total normal electric induction over - Physics -

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In my textbook Gauss's Theorem is different than your study
material
It states that, "Total normal electric induction over a closed
surface is equal to algebraic sum of total charges enclosed by the
surface "
Pls explain it

Aditi · Accepted Answer

Both the definitions of the Gauss's law are correct You can refer any Gauss Theorem It states that the total electric flux through a closed surface enclosing a charge is equal to

times the magnitude of the charge enclosed

However,

In my textbook Gauss's Theorem is different than your study material. It states that, "Total normal electric induction over a closed surface is equal to algebraic sum of total charges enclosed by the surface." Pls explain it.

In my textbook Gauss's Theorem is different than your study material.
It states that, "Total normal electric induction over a closed surface is equal to algebraic sum of total charges enclosed by the surface."
Pls explain it.