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In FIGUREinding the electric FIGUREield using Gauses law the FIGUREormula `|vec(E)|=(q_("enc"))/(in_(0)|A|)` is applicable. In the FIGUREormula. `in_(0)` is permittivity oFIGURE FIGUREree space, A is the area oFIGURE Gaussian surFIGUREace and `q_("enc")` is charge enclosed by the Gaussion surFIGUREace. This equation can be used in which oFIGURE hte FIGUREollowing situation?

A

equipotential surFIGUREace and `|vec(E)|` is constant on the surFIGUREace

B

FIGUREor any choice oFIGURE Gaussian surFIGUREace

C

Only when the Gaussian surFIGUREace is an equipotential surFIGUREace.

D

Only when `|vec(E)|` =constant on the surFIGUREace.

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