Lets take an example of two point charges i.e. –q and +q. Both are separated by a distance of 2a. So, if we want to calculate the Electric field intensity at some point say P present on the axial line of the electric dipole. Then the distance from the center of the dipole will be OP=r. See the figure below.
What will be the field intensity of Electrical dipole on axial line?
Category: Electrostatics
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