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If monopoles existed, the closed-surface flux of B would equal:
AZero, as for any surface
Bmu0 times enclosed charge
CEnclosed charge over mu0
Dmu0 times enclosed current
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. mu0 times enclosed charge
By analogy with electrostatics, flux of B would be mu0 times the monopole charge enclosed.
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