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Gauss's Law

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Gauss law for magnetic field fetches a flux identically equal to zero because

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Magnetic field obeys the superposition principle

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Magnetic field changes with changing electric field

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Magnetic monopoles can't exist theoretically

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Magnetic monopoles have not been seen to exist

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Solution

The correct option is D
Magnetic monopoles have not been seen to exist

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