Q) Deriving Gauss' Law from Coulomb's Law for a Single Point Charge

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Homework Statement

Q) Use Coulomb’s Law to DERIVE the Gauss Law result for the particular case of A
SINGLE POINT CHARGE. That is, using Coulomb’s Law, find the ELECTRIC FLUX going through a sphere of radius r surrounding one point charge of charge-magnitude q.

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Homework Equations

F=((k)(q1)(q2))/d^2

∫E*dA=Q/ε° E and Da are vectors

The Attempt at a Solution

sadly i don't have an attempt because my textbook showes taking Gauss's law and arriving at coulombs law and i can't figure out how to do it in reverse.

 

[Simon Bridge]

Start by writing out coulombs law as a volume integral - then you need to be able to relate the vlume integral to a surface integral.