Final Charge on Lower Plate of Water-Dipped Capacitor

[i_island0]

Homework Statement

A parallel plate capacitor with the separation between the plates as 'd' has its lower plate dipped in water. Before dipping, the lower plate has charge Q, while the upper plate has charge 2Q. Let K be the dielectric constant of water. What will be the final charge on the lower surface of the plate dipped in water.

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The Attempt at a Solution

I am not showing the equations and attempt to my solution.
The answer I got is 3Q/2, can anyone comment on if my answer is correct.

 

[Mindscrape]

If you post your work I'll tell you whether or not it is correct.

 

[i_island0]

If you post your work I'll tell you whether or not it is correct.

its so much time taking to show the work... if u can just tell yes or no.. its sufficient for me.. thanks in advance..

 

[Ouabache]

Mindscrape is trying to help you. You may want to re-read this https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=94379 towards the top of this subforum page. It will explain that help is only given to those who show their work.

 

[i_island0]

i m just forced to post my questions in this homework forum because of the warnings i get.. these questions are not homewrk questions.. i m just trying to understand the subject myself.