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SECTION-B
Define electric dipole moment. Is it scalar or vector quantity? What is its S. I. Unit.?
Draw equipotential surface due to (i) an eclectic dipole (ii) Two identical positive charge.Draw equipotential surface due to (i) an eclectic dipole (ii) Two identical positive charge.
depends? Define resistivity and state its SI unit.
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Answered by huluhuli9
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Answer:

(a) Electric dipole moment- The strength of the electric dipole is measured by the quantity of electric dipole moment. Its magnitude equal to the product of the magnitude of their charge and the distance between the two charges.

Electric dipole moment.

p=q×d

It is a vector quantity

In vector form it is written as

p

=q×

d

, where the direction of

d

is form negative charge to positive charge.

Electric Field of dipole at points on the equatorial plane

The magnitude of the electric field due to the two charges +q and -q are given by

E

+q

=

4πε

0

q

r

2

+a

2

1

..............(i)

E

−q

=

4πε

0

q

r

2

+a

2

1

..............(i)

∴E

+q

=E

−q

The direction of E

+q

andE

−q

are shown in figure:

The components normal to the dipole axis cancel away.The components along the dipole axis add up.

∴ Total electric field

E=−(E

+q

+E

−q

)cosθ

p

^

E=

4πε

0

(r

2

+a

2

)

3/2

2qa

p

^

..........(iii)

At large distance (r>>a) this reduce to

E=−

4πε

0

r

3

2qa

p

^

..........(iv)

p

=q×2

a

ˉ

p

^

E=

4πε

0

r

3

p

(r>>a)

(b) Equipotential surface due to electric dipole- The potential due to the dipole is zero at the line bisecting the dipole length.

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