Electric field strength due to a diple at a point on the axial line of dipole is

Question

Electric field strength due to a diple at a point on the axial line of dipole is (A) from positive charge to negative charge (B) from negative charge to positive charge (C) along the equatorial line (D) at an angle to axial line

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E=(1/4 π ε0) ⋅ (2 P/r3) The direction of electric field E is along the axis of the dipole from negative charge towards positive charge.

Q. Electric field strength due to a diple at a point on the axial line of dipole is

from positive charge to negative charge

from negative charge to positive charge

along the equatorial line

at an angle to axial line

$E = \frac{1}{4 π ε _{0}} \cdot \frac{2 P}{r ^{3}}$
The direction of electric field $E$ is along the axis of the dipole from negative charge towards positive charge.

Q. Electric field strength due to a diple at a point on the axial line of dipole is

from positive charge to negative charge

from negative charge to positive charge

along the equatorial line

at an angle to axial line

E=4πε0​1​⋅r32P​ The direction of electric field E is along the axis of the dipole from negative charge towards positive charge.

$E = \frac{1}{4 π ε _{0}} \cdot \frac{2 P}{r ^{3}}$
The direction of electric field $E$ is along the axis of the dipole from negative charge towards positive charge.