Physics, asked by SurabhiJain, 9 months ago

The distance between the two charges +q and -q of a dipole is r. On the axial line at a distance d from the centre of dipole, the intensity is proportional to (1) q/d² (2) qr/d² (3) q/d³ (4) qr/d³

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Answered by rajeswarilab1

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qr/d is the answer for your question dear friend

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