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Assertion(A): An applied field will polarize the polar dielectirc material
Assertion(R ): In polar dielectric each molecular has a permanent diple moments but these are randomly oriented in the absence of an externally applied electric field.

A

Both `A` and `R` are true and `R` is the correct explanation of `A`

B

Both `A` and `R` are True but `R` is not the correct explanation of `A`.

C

`A` is true and `R` is false

D

`A` is false and `R` is true.

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The correct Answer is:
A
`vec(E)` in outside vicinity of consuctor's surface depends on all the charge present in the space. But the expression
`E=(sigma)/(epsilon_(0))`
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