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Which law remains valid for moving charges, unlike Coulomb's law?
AGauss's law
BOhm's law
CHooke's law
DBoyle's law
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Gauss's law
Coulomb's law is stated for stationary charges, whereas Gauss's law holds even when charges move, so it is more general.
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