What if gauss's law was different?

Gauss's Law states that the electric field enclosed by a sphere, or any other surface is the same as the charge divided by the electric constant. What if in another universe Gauss's law was, "The Electric Flux enclosed by a sphere is equal to the charge multiplied by Radius of the sphere divided by the electric constant"?

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