A frictionless dielectric plate $S$ is kept on a frictionless table $T$. A charged parallel plate capacitance $C$ (of which the plates are frictionless) is kept near it. The plate $S$ is between the plates. When the plate $S$ is left between the plates
A
It will remain stationary on the table
B
It is pulled by the capacitor and will pass on the other end
C
It is pulled between the plates and will remain there
D
All the above statements are false
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C
It is pulled between the plates and will remain there
c (c) The energy will be minimum in this case and every system tends to possess minimum energy.
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