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dear members,
when a positive charge is given to a metal plate say A, negative charge is induced on the nearby plate B(say) due to electrostatic induction. the presence of negative charge reduces the potential of the plate which increases the capacitance of A by the relation c=q/v. my question is why negative charge reduces the potential of A.
thanks in advance
when a positive charge is given to a metal plate say A, negative charge is induced on the nearby plate B(say) due to electrostatic induction. the presence of negative charge reduces the potential of the plate which increases the capacitance of A by the relation c=q/v. my question is why negative charge reduces the potential of A.
thanks in advance