A metal plate is connected by a conducting wire to the ground through a switch as shown in FIGURE 1. The switch is initially closed. A charge +Q is brought close to the plate without touching it. Later, the switch is opened and the charge +Q is removed. What is the final charge on the plate? metal (+Q) plate ground

A metal plate is connected by a conducting wire to the ground through a switch as shown in FIGURE 1. The switch is initially closed. A charge +Q is brought close to the plate without touching it. Later, the switch is opened and the charge +Q is removed. What is the final charge on the plate? metal (+Q) plate ground

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