A given point on the extension of an electric dipole has electric field =E if the dipole is suddenly turned by 90 degrees in clockwise direction electric field at the same point will be

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electric field at axial=
E = 14πε0 2P/r^2
at the equator
E = 14πε0 P/r3
which is 9 degree ater
Eaxial) = 2(Eequatorial)

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A given point on the extension of an electric dipole has electric field =E if the dipole is suddenly turned by 90 degrees in clockwise direction electric field at the same point will be

electric field at axial= E = 14πε0 2P/r^2 at the equator E = 14πε0 P/r3 which is 9 degree ater Eaxial) = 2(Eequatorial)

electric field at axial=
E = 14πε0 2P/r^2
at the equator
E = 14πε0 P/r3
which is 9 degree ater
Eaxial) = 2(Eequatorial)