GATE EE 2026 Set 1 — Question 32
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Given that , the integralover the unit sphere centered at the origin evaluates to ________ (Round off to one decimal place)
Correct answer
0 to 0
Solution
Using Gauss's Divergence Theorem:Calculate the divergence of :Since the divergence is zero everywhere, the surface integral over any closed surface (including the unit sphere) is zero.
Result = 0.0
Result = 0.0
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