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Potential at a point due to electric dipole consists of

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Answered by abhi178
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Let us consider a point T which is located r distance from midpoint point of dipole and dipole makes an angle \theta with line as shown in figure.

now potential at point T due to electric dipole is given by, V=\frac{kpcos\theta}{r^2}

here, k is kappa constant e.g., k = 9 × 10^9 N/m², P is dipole moment and r is the separation between midpoint of dipole to point of observation e.g., T.
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