Physics, asked by charitarth1161, 1 year ago

How much work is required to turn an electric dipole 180o in a uniform electric?

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Answered by baralprija

You're turning it from 52 deg to 232 deg. One must evaluate the PE at both points.
PE = -Ep*cos(theta)
At 52 deg, PE = = -5.7749E-24 J
At 232 deg, PE = = +5.7749E-24 J
Work = PE change = +1.15498E-23 J

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