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If +q$+q$ charge is placed at the cavity centrecenter, an equal and opposite charge -q$-q$ is induced on the inner surface of cavity. 

If +q$+q$ charge is at centrecenter then negative charge distribution will be symmetric else the density of negative charge will be more in the side closer to the +q$+q$ charge.

If +q charge is placed at the cavity centre, an equal and opposite charge -q is induced on the inner surface of cavity. If +q charge is at centre then negative charge distribution will be symmetric else the density of negative charge will be more in the side closer to the +q charge.

If $+q$ charge is placed at the cavity center, an equal and opposite charge $-q$ is induced on the inner surface of cavity. 

If $+q$ charge is at center then negative charge distribution will be symmetric else the density of negative charge will be more in the side closer to the $+q$ charge.

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If +q charge is placed at the cavity centre, an equal and opposite charge -q is induced on the inner surface of cavity. If +q charge is at centre then negative charge distribution will be symmetric else the density of negative charge will be more in the side closer to the +q charge.