Which of the following is true about linear isotropic dielectric?

Question

Which of the following is true about linear isotropic dielectric? (A) Induced dipole moment of the linear isotropic dielectric is opposite to the direction of external electric field and proportional to the field strength (B) Induced dipole moment of the linear isotropic dielectric is in the direction of the field and proportional to the field strength (C) Induced dipole moment of the linear isotropic dielectric is perpendicular to the direction of the external field and proportional to the field strength (D) Induced dipole moment of the linear isotropic dielectric is independent to the direction of the external field and the field strength

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Linear isotropic dielectric Induced dipole moment of the linear isotropic dielectric is in the direction of the field and proportional to the field strength

Q. Which of the following is true about linear isotropic dielectric?

Induced dipole moment of the linear isotropic dielectric is opposite to the direction of external electric field and proportional to the field strength

Induced dipole moment of the linear isotropic dielectric is in the direction of the field and proportional to the field strength

Induced dipole moment of the linear isotropic dielectric is perpendicular to the direction of the external field and proportional to the field strength

Induced dipole moment of the linear isotropic dielectric is independent to the direction of the external field and the field strength

Linear isotropic dielectric Induced dipole moment of the linear isotropic dielectric is in the direction of the field and proportional to the field strength