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A Gaussian sphere is inside a ball of uniform positive charge, concentric with the ball. Which describes the electric field vectors along the surface of the Gaussian sphere? The vectors are radially outward. The vectors are radially inward. The vectors are tangent to the surface.

A Gaussian sphere is inside a ball of uniform positive charge, concentric with the ball. Which describes the electric field vectors along the surface of the Gaussian sphere? The vectors are radially outward. The vectors are radially inward. The vectors are tangent to the surface.

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A Gaussian sphere is inside a ball of uniform positive charge, concentric with the ball. Which describes the electric field vectors along the surface of the Gaussian sphere? The vectors are radially outward. The vectors are radially inward. The vectors are tangent to the surface.

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