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In the figure a capacitor is filled with dielectrics `K_(1)`,` K_(2)` and `K_(3)`. The resultant capacitance is

A

`(2epsi_(0)A)/(d) [(1)/(K_(1)) + (1)/(K_(2)) + (1)/(K_(3))]`

B

`(epsi_(0)A)/(d) [(1)/(K_(1)) + (1)/(K_(2)) + (1)/(K_(3))]`

C

`(2epsi_(0)A)/(d) [K_(1) + K_(2) + K_(3)]`

D

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