Is the following True or False for the Gauss's Law for magnetic field? Since there are no magnetic monopoles, magnetic field lines can not start or end anywhere. They always come as loops. That is why magnetic flux through a closed surface is always zero: PB dÃ = 0 %3D O True O False

Is the following True or False for the Gauss's Law for magnetic field? Since there are no magnetic monopoles, magnetic field lines can not start or end anywhere. They always come as loops. That is why magnetic flux through a closed surface is always zero: PB dÃ = 0 %3D O True O False

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Is the following True or False for the Gauss's Law for magnetic field?
Since there are no magnetic monopoles, magnetic field lines can not start or end anywhere. They always come as loops. That is why magnetic flux through a
closed surface is always zero:
PB · dÃ = 0
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False

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