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state gauss theo. in magnetism

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- The Gauss Law for Magnetism states that there are no magnetic charges analogous to the electric charges.
The net magnetic flux out of any closed surface is zero.

-Gaussian Integral Form:
Ï• = âˆ®Bâƒ— .dAâ†’ = 0where B = applied magnetic field
dA = small area Considered

-Differential Form:
â–½ . B = 0

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