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kahwawashay1
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Ok so the electric field due to an infinitely large sheet of charge is the same at any distance from the sheet, as derived from Gauss' Law or calculus or whatnot. I was just wondering how well experimental data verifies this? I just find it kind of hard to believe that the electric field due to charged particles would not diminish with distance from them if the particles were arranged in a sheet