In my disussion i mean k=K[x]
and e0 means that stupid epsilon
Well chandni its really easy!!!!!!!!!
divide the CAPACITOR in numerous capacitors which r in series. Hope u got it da.Basically the reason for dividing my capicitor like this is that i would have a series arrangement
Now the effective capacitance is
1/C=integral[1/dc]
(i hate it when we cant type integral symbols)
Now dc is ke0A/dx after this substitution u see that ur dx comes to the numerator and that u can integrate ur expression.
Well this the dumbest method method of solving things,
which does lead u to the answer.The answer is C=beta*e0A/(2ln[(e0+beta*d/2)/e0])
Another method is by ur way i.e introducing a small dx but not considering dc
Well its like this girl......
Assume a conjugate pair charge on ur plates and find the work done in moving a unit chage from the -ve plate 2 the positive plate.
U should be knowing that whatever be the medium the electric feild lines are decreased by a factor of k to those in air.This wala has an experimental proof
hence the W.D is integral(F.ds) here force on the unit charge is the feild itself hence integral(E.dx)
Now E is Q/kAe0 . now as theres a discotinuity in the variation of k , split up ur integral at those pts and integrate.(dont forget 2 write
K[x]=e0 + beta* x , 0<x<d/2
K[x]= e0 + beta *[d-x] , d/2<x<d
Now capaciance is simply Q/P.d
the P.D itself being the W.D in moving a Unit Charge from -ve plate 2 the +ve plate.
AND EUREKA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this time instead of saying i am gr8, which i already am as a stupid
,its enough if u just thank me for wastin my time typin my solution QUALITATIVELY.
Well u could thank me by becoming a member of orkut.
AND about that integration pbm i was not aware parameter differetiation thats reason i was not bl 2 crack it any ways thanks for takin pains 2 prsnt ur solution twice