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What is an electric dipole? Derive an expression for the torque acting on an electric dipole, when held in a uniform electric field. Hence,
define the dipole moment.

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Answered by sikakollisohan
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Answer: Let inside the uniform magnet field the electric dipole is placed. Let the force of qE is applied in the electric field on each charge of the dipole.

A couple rotate the dipole during to the equal and opposite force on the points of action. The torque(T) of the dipole is (qE×2dsinθ where d is the length of the dipole and θ is angle between the dipole and the direction of the field.

T=qE×2dSinθ

=q×2d×Sinθ

=p×ESinθ

T =p×E

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