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If a charge is put inside a spherical shell, why is the electric field outside the shell independent of the location of the charge? Gauss's law could find that the net flux is independent, but not each individual field?
Is this something about the surface charge density being independent of the location of the charge (if so, why does this hold)?
Is this something about the surface charge density being independent of the location of the charge (if so, why does this hold)?