4. Shown are an uncharged conductor and an uncharged insulator/dielectric (a material where charges are not free to flow but atoms can polarize) in a constant external electric field, Eo. Describe what happens inside the material. Also describe the net electric field and draw the electric field lines inside and outside of the materials. fonductor Insulator тал J Eo та →>>> таа

4. Shown are an uncharged conductor and an uncharged insulator/dielectric (a material where charges are not free to flow but atoms can polarize) in a constant external electric field, Eo. Describe what happens inside the material. Also describe the net electric field and draw the electric field lines inside and outside of the materials. fonductor Insulator тал J Eo та →>>> таа

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