Electric field intensity at axis of dipole of other side of dipole is 20 n/c than electric field intensity at equatorial line
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electric field intensity due to dipole at equatorial line is 10 N/C.
It has given that electric field intensity at axis of dipole is 20 N/C.
we have to find the electric field intensity at equatorial line.
let p is dipole moment and r is seperation between midpoint of dipole to point of observation.
then electric field intensity due to dipole at axial line, E_a = 2kp/r³ ......(1)
electric field intensity due to dipole at equatorial line, E_e = kp/r³.......(2)
from equations (1) and (2) we get,
E_a = 2E_e
⇒20 = 2E_e
⇒E_e = 10 N/C
therefore, electric field intensity due to dipole at equatorial line is 10 N/C.
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