Gauss's Law in DielectricHardQuestion 31598
Question
In Gauss's law for dielectrics, the displacement vector D is defined so that the flux depends only on:
- ABound charges
- BFree chargesCorrect
- CTotal charges
- DPolarisation
Correct answer
Free charges
Explanation
∮ D·dA = Q_free_enclosed. D = ε₀E + P absorbs the effect of bound charges, leaving only free charge on the right side.