Consider a uniformly charged spherical shell of radius R with a total charge Q.What is the electric field outside of the shell where r > R? No need to derive it.Just state what the field is in terms of the given and known quantities.Your answer to the previous question is completely general - it works for any pointoutside of the shell. Consider a point located very close to the surface of the shell.From that point, the sphere looks like an infinite plane of charge. One would expectthe electric field predicted by the plane-of-charge model be consistent with thatpredicted by the spherical model. Is this true? If your answer is yes, present yourwork. If your answer is no, explain why not.

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