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Charge induced on capacitor plates
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[QUOTE="TSny, post: 4949648, member: 229090"] If you consider the top plate, it will have positive charge on one face and negative charge on the other face. These charges on the top plate would produce a nonzero electric field inside the conducting material of the top plate. However, what is the net electric field inside the material of this top plate due to [I]all[/I] of the charge in the [I]system[/I] (including the charges on the faces of the other two plates)? [/QUOTE]
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