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Relative Strength of Magnetic Field Inferred from Magnetic Field Lines

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Consider a short dipole. Let a be the electric field at a distance r from the axis, on the axial line. Let b be the electric field at a point at a distance r from the dipole measured along a line making angle with the dipole moment. If a is perpendicular to b then ( |a| / | b|) = n tan. Find n.

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