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Electric Field inside a Conductor under Electrodynamic Conditions

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a parallel plate capacitor C is charged with a battery of emf V volt. a dielectric slab of dielectric cons†an t K is placed between the plates to fully ocupy the space. the battery remains connected . the new electrostatic force of attraction between the plates F' is related woth initial force F as ?

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