Physics, asked by hrishabhbishnoi29, 2 months ago

For an electric dipole pli at origin, find the value
of 'tand' at point A(3, 4), Here 'S' is the angle made
by resulting electric field at point A with +ve x-axis.
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Answered by mukeshspecial
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Answered by mad210215
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Electric dipole :

Explanation:

  • An electric dipole is a pair of equal and opposite charges separated by a small distance.
  • In an electric dipole, the magnitude of both the charges will be the same but with different magnitude.
  • Let an electric dipole moment is \bar_P.
  • Let the electric field at a point at the x-axis is P.
  • Let ' S ' is the angle made by the resulting electric field at point A with a positive x-axis.

        \displaystyle tanS = \frac{1}{2}\ tan\theta

  • Let ( S + θ ) is the value of the position vector makes an angle θ.
  • Now resolve the component of E,

       \displaystyle E\ cosS = \frac{2p\ cos\theta }{4\pi \epsilon_0r^3}    ...(1)

      \displaystyle E\ sinS = \frac{p\ sin\theta }{4\pi \epsilon_0r^3}     ...(2)

  • Divide eq (2) by eq (1)

     \displaystyle \mathbf{tan\ S = \frac{1}{2} tan\ \theta}

This is the required formula.

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