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Distributions are generalized functions, such as, e.g., the Dirac delta function. DO NOT USE THIS TAG for statistical probability distributions, profiles, graphs, plots, etc.
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Using Gauss' theorem [duplicate]
I am working through some questions and I am stuck on the working of this one:
Where the working to the answer is here:
Can someone explain the highlighted section as I can't see where it comes from …
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Using Gauss' theorem
Here is the more explicit working I found for this question which is what I was interested in:
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