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Homework Statement
This question refers to Griffiths E and M book.
If they had not told me that the charge moves, I would have guessed that it just sits there since it seems like there is nothing to exert a force on it. Am I supposed to calculate the induced charge on the conducting plate? How do I use the fact that the plate is grounded? That means that the potential on the plate is 0 just like at infinity, but doesn't that imply there is no charge on the plate either?