A parallel plate capacitor is filled with two layers of different materials A and B as shown in the figure. The material A has dielectric constant $$k_1$$ and conductivity $$\sigma_1$$ and the material B has dielectric constant $$k_2$$ and conductivity $$\sigma_2$$. The capacity is connected across an ideal battery of terminal voltage V. Permitiviy of free space is $$\varepsilon_0$$. What is the total surface charge density on the interface of the two materials?
Correct option is B. $$\dfrac{\varepsilon_0V(\sigma_1-\sigma_2)}{d_1\sigma_2+d_2\sigma_1}$$
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