Permittivity of conductors is not zero but infinity . Why?
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Khimraj
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Sorry for correction the permittivity b of conductor is zero not infinite. The dielectric constant of conductor is infinite as it is (permittivity of free space)/(permittivity of conductor) and permittivity of conductor is zero.Hope it clears. If u have doubts then please clearify. And if u like my answer then please approve answer
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