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A slab of material of dielectric constant k has the area (1/4)th as that of the plates of a parallel plate capacitor and has thickness 3/4 d where d is the separation of plates. How is the capacitance changed when the slab is inserted between the plates?

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Let initial capacitance of parallel plate capacitor be C=εA/d, where A= area of plated=distance between two plates and when dilectric is inserted the new capacitance beC1=εA(d-t+tK), where k is the dilectric constant of the slab.Area of dilectric=A4,thickness=34dC1=εA4(d-34d+3d4K)=εA4×4K(Kd+3d)=εAK(Kd+3d)C1C=εAK(Kd+3d)×dεA=KK+3C1=(KK+3)Cregards

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