If there is only one type of charge in the universe, then `vec( E)rightarrow` Electric field , `vec(ds)rightarrow` Area vector

Options

A. `intvec(E).vec(ds) ne0` on any surface
B. `intvec(E).vec(ds)` could not be defined
C. `intvec(E).vec(ds) = infty` if charge is inside
D. `intvec(E).vec(ds)=0` if charge is outside , `=(q)/(epsilon_(0))` if charge is inside

Answer

s

Explanation

If there is only one type of charge in the universe then it will produce electric field somehow. Hence Gauss’s law is valid.