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    1) Gauss's law relates the electric flux through a closed surface to the electric charge enclosed by the surface. The electric field due to various charge distributions like solid spheres, hollow spheres, and charged rods is described. 2) Coulomb's law gives the relationship between the electric force between two point charges and their separation distance. The electric field intensity and potential due to different charge configurations is defined. 3) The electric dipole is introduced as having a dipole moment. The electric field and potential of a dipole in an external electric field is described.

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    1) Gauss's law relates the electric flux through a closed surface to the electric charge enclosed by the surface. The electric field due to various charge distributions like solid spheres, hollow spheres, and charged rods is described. 2) Coulomb's law gives the relationship between the electric force between two point charges and their separation distance. The electric field intensity and potential due to different charge configurations is defined. 3) The electric dipole is introduced as having a dipole moment. The electric field and potential of a dipole in an external electric field is described.

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    Electrostatic

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    1) Gauss's law relates the electric flux through a closed surface to the electric charge enclosed by the surface. The electric field due to various charge distributions like solid spheres, hollow spheres, and charged rods is described. 2) Coulomb's law gives the relationship between the electric force between two point charges and their separation distance. The electric field intensity and potential due to different charge configurations is defined. 3) The electric dipole is introduced as having a dipole moment. The electric field and potential of a dipole in an external electric field is described.

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