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Calculate electric potential at a point on equitorial position,due to electric dipole.​

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Calculate electric potential at a point on equitorial position,due to electric dipole.

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Hence, V=KPcos(π2)r2−a2cos2(π2)=KP(0)r2−a2(0)=0. Therefore, when the given point is on the equatorial axis, the electric potential is zero.

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