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A spherical dielectric shell, with inner radius a, outer radius b, and dielectric constant e, is placed in a uniform external electric field Eo
Find the electric field outside the shell (r>b), inside the shell (r<a), and in the dielectric (a<r<b). What is the field inside the shell in the limit
that E gets infinitely large?

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