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Gauss' law for point charge inside sphere off center
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[QUOTE="Dick, post: 5130459, member: 65100"] The electric field is not the same. It's stronger where the charge is closer to the surface. What is the same is the total electric flux (the integral of the field through the surface). You teacher is trying to give you an argument to show Gauss's Law is true. The field gets stronger over some region but it's compensated by getting proportionately weaker over another region but in such a way that the total sum is constant. [/QUOTE]
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