Physics, asked by haleemamaisha, 3 months ago

what are isotropic dielectrics​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

A dielectric whose polarization always has a direction that is parallel to the applied electric field, and a magnitude which does not depend on the direction of the electric field.

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