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Analysis of Force Equation

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what is the work done in transferring a proton across a distance of 2 cm along the equatorial plane of a electricdipole

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The work done by the electric dipole is always zero coz the net force on it is always perpendicular to the displacement in equatorial plane.
But suppose an external force is doing work on it by applying F force then the answer is 0.02F.

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