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The macroscopic electric field is equal to ___

The macroscopic electric field is equal to ___

The applied electric field minus the electric field due to the charges

—>> The sum of the applied electric field and the electric field due to the charges

The ratio of the applied electric field to electric field due to the charges

The product of applied electric field and electric field due to the charges

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