What will happen to torque if electric field is not uniform?
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If a dipole placed in non-uniform electric field, it will experience net force of attraction toward electric field of large magnitude that is, F(net)=p(E2-E1).
Torque is non zero when dipole is placed in uniform as well as non uniform electric field but in non-uniform electric field, dipole will experience net force of attraction whereas in uniform magnetic field, it doesn't.
Torque is non zero when dipole is placed in uniform as well as non uniform electric field but in non-uniform electric field, dipole will experience net force of attraction whereas in uniform magnetic field, it doesn't.
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