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derive equation of eletric field due to dipole at axis and eqator?

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Answered by kartikphalak
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Explanation:Electric field at A due to the charges q and −q is shown in the above figure. We resolve E into horizontal and vertical components. The vertical components (Esinθ) cancel out each other and only the horizontal components survive to give net electric field at A as 2Ecosθ.

Electric field at point A, E  

A

=2Ecosθ

where E=  

4πϵ  

o

(r  

2

+a  

2

)

q

 

We get E  

A

=  

4πϵ  

o

(r  

2

+a  

2

)

2q

cosθ

From figure, we have cosθ=  

r  

2

+a  

2

 

 

a

 

∴ E  

A

=  

4πϵ  

o

(r  

2

+a  

2

)  

3/2

 

2qa

 

We know dipole moment P=2qa

⟹ E  

A

=  

4πϵ  

o

(r  

2

+a  

2

)  

3/2

 

P

 

For a<<r, we can neglect a  

2

 compared to r  

2

.

⟹ E  

A

=  

4πϵ  

o

r  

3

 

P

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