Physics, asked by shrutidesai6113, 11 months ago

A dipole with its charges, -q and +q

located at the points (0, -b, 0) and (0 +b,

0) is present in a uniform electric field E.

The equipotential surfaces of this field

are planes parallel to the YZ planes

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Answered by nehasarajohn

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