Physics, asked by manavsharma4321, 1 year ago


Calculate the electric field due to a dipole of length 10 cm and consisting of +100 mC charges
at a point 20 cm from each charge (equatorial point).

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Answered by sayakdas1
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equation used is:
2*Ea*cosθ=(2*q*a)/(4*Π*8.854*10^-12*(r^2+a^2)^3/2)
thus answer is:
(1.025810696*10^9)
This is used as the points described are at equatorial point.
manavsharma4321: thnk u very much a great help indeed
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