$A$ frictionless dielectric plate $S$ is placed on a frictionless table $T$. $A$ charged parallel plate capacitor $C$ (whose plates are also frictionless) is kept near it. The plate $S$ is partially between the plates of the capacitor. When the plate $S$ is released, what happens?

  • A
    It will remain stationary on the table.
  • B
    It is pulled by the capacitor and will pass through to the other end.
  • C
    It is pulled into the space between the plates and will remain there.
  • D
    All the above statements are false.

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