Determine the dielectric displacement of material in which the polarization and electric field values are 2x10-°C/m² and 10x10 V/m. O 1.64x10-*C/m² O 1.54x10-°C/m² O 1.34x10-*C/m² 1.44x10-*C/m²

Determine the dielectric displacement of material in which the polarization and electric field values are 2x10-°C/m² and 10x10 V/m. O 1.64x10-C/m² O 1.54x10-°C/m² O 1.34x10-C/m² 1.44x10-*C/m²

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Determine the dielectric displacement of material in which the polarization and
electric field values are 2x10-³C/m² and 10x10*V/m.
1.64x10-*C/m²
1.54x10-*C/m²
1.34x10-5C/m²
1.44x10-*C/m²

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