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A uniformly polarized dielectric amounts to induced charge density but no charge density.

A

volume, line

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surface, volume

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volume, surface

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line, volume

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Solution

The correct option is B
surface, volume

As charges are separated on the surface of the dielectric but not in its interior volume.

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