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Since both plates A and B carry same charge density, and of same sign, their electric field is cancelling in the region between them, making net field zero in the region between A and B.
Therefore, plate C must be neutral, otherwise it will produce its own field, which will cause electric field to be present in the region between A and B
Answer: Neutral (The plate is not charged)
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This is a qualitative question. Do not answer with
math/formulas. Only answer using a description and sketch.
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plates, each of length d, where the positive plate is
above the negative plate. The leftmost side of each plate is at
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