what is the value of the angle and between the vector P and E for which the potential energy of an electric dipole of dipole moment P kept in an external electric field E vector has maximum value
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Hi friend,
The formula for the potential energy of an electric dipole of dipole moment is
U= -PE cos (theta)
Where,
U= Work done
P= dipole moment
E=electric field.
The maximum work obtainable at the angle of 0° .
:-U=-PE
If the angle is 90° there occurs a minimum work done.
U= 0.
Note:-
( The negative sign indicates that the work done against the direction of dipole moment).
Hope this helped you a little!!!
The formula for the potential energy of an electric dipole of dipole moment is
U= -PE cos (theta)
Where,
U= Work done
P= dipole moment
E=electric field.
The maximum work obtainable at the angle of 0° .
:-U=-PE
If the angle is 90° there occurs a minimum work done.
U= 0.
Note:-
( The negative sign indicates that the work done against the direction of dipole moment).
Hope this helped you a little!!!
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cos 90° is the answer ....
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