Physics, asked by Sharatpaul3770, 11 months ago

A metallic particle having no net charge is placed
near a finite metal plate carrying a positive charge.
The electric force on the particle will be
(a) towards the plate
(b) away from the plate
(c) parallel to the plate
(d) zero

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Answered by rikita004

6

Answer:

sorry mate ☹️ don't know the answer

Answered by harshini185

2

Answer:

towards the plate ...this is because

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