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The reason the divergence form of Gauss's law is preferred for a problem with a continuously varying charge density is that it
Answer: A
Differentiating a known flux density gives the charge density directly, whereas the integral form would need a surface integral for every region of interest. Both forms are exact and neither is restricted to symmetrical cases.
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