Answer :
We know that,
Force between the plates of the capacitor is given by
Where,
Q=charge on the capacitor
A=area of plates
Derivation:
Suppose charge Q and -Q are provided on plates of capacitor of area A.
Since, F=QE
Where
Q is the test charge on the point charge
E is the electric field intensity.
Field due to charge Q on one plate is
Force on the plate with charge -Q will be
Considering magnitude, each plate applies a force of
Each.
On increasing a dielectric slab between the plates of the capacitor, the charge on the plates remains constant as the plates are isolated) .
Since, area of plates does not change, force between the plates remain constant.
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