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An air capacitor is first charged through a battery. The charging battery is then removed and a electric slab of dielectric constant K=4 is inserted between the plates. Simultaneously, the distance between the plates is reduced to half, then find change, C, E, V and U.

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Answered by sanjeevk28012
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Given :

An air capacitor is first charged through a battery

The dielectric constant = k = 4

The new distance between plates = d' = \dfrac{d}{2}

To Find :

The charge = Q  c

The electric field = E

The potential difference

The stored potential energy

Solution :

For of a capacitor = Capacitance  = \dfrac{kA\varepsilon _o}{d}

i.e                  C ∝ \dfrac{k}{d}

For,  change in capacitance = C' = \dfrac{k}{d'}

Or,                                             C' = \dfrac{k}{\dfrac{d}{2} } = 8 C

∴   C' = 8 C

So, The change in  capacitance = C' = 8 C

Again

Change in electric field = E' = \dfrac{E_o}{k}

i.e                                       E' ∝ \dfrac{1}{k}

So,                                      E' = \dfrac{1}{4} E

So, Change in electric field = E' = one - four times of initial value

Change in potential

 V = \dfrac{q}{C}

So,  V' = \dfrac{q}{C'}

Or,  V' = \dfrac{q}{8C}

So,  V' = \dfrac{V}{8}

So, Change is potential is one eight of initial potential

Change in potential energy

U' = \dfrac{1}{2} \dfrac{q^{2} }{C}

i.e   U' ∝ \dfrac{1}{C}

∴   U' = \dfrac{U}{8}

So, Change in potential energy = \dfrac{1}{8}  times of initial value

Hence, The change in  capacitance is 8 times initial

 Change in electric field is one- fourth  of initial value

 Change is potential is one eight of initial potential  

 Change in potential energy one-eight of initial    Answer

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