Gauss' Law in Integral Form | Physics with Professor Matt Anderson | M18-02

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Back in the day I had very knowledgeable professors, but few if any could articulate & convey their knowledge clearly & effectively.

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I definitely had some of those, but had some really great ones as well. I hope you're enjoying these videos. Cheers, Dr. A

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Can anyone clarify why the Gaussian law uses ∮ which is called a contour integral instead of the ∯ closed surface integral since it does represent closed surface?

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how and why is area marked as a vector? surface area is not a vector

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Yes it is

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It is. It's either coming outward or going inward.