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A conductive plate with no initial charge is put between two identical positevily charged plates. Is it possible that the plate which is put between those two plates configures a situation where the net force acting upon each plate is zero? (the third plate could have different dimensions then the two positevily charged plates)
As far as I can figure, the E field between those two plates is zero so no charge in the third plate can be induced and the putting of the third plate wouldn't change anything.
As far as I can figure, the E field between those two plates is zero so no charge in the third plate can be induced and the putting of the third plate wouldn't change anything.