If coulomb's law innvolves 1/(r cube) dependence, instead of
\r\n1/(r square) would Gauss's Theorem be still the same?
If coulomb's law innvolves 1/(r cube) dependence, instead of
\r\n1/(r square) would Gauss's Theorem be still the same?
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