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gralla55
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I'm currently on the chapter on capacitors in my physics book. I'm starting to get the concept, but everything still isn't crystal clear. I get that you can store charges in two plates, one containing a charge of Q, and the other a charge of -Q. But, would it not also work if the charges where unequal to each other in magnitude? Say, if you have one plate with +Q charge and another with -2Q ? Sorry if this is a really obvious question, haha.