We saw that very far from the
dipole, the electric eld is proportional to 1=r^3 . Below is an
electric quadrapole . Two charges of -q are on opposites sides of
and a distance d away from a charge of +2q . Determine the electric
eld at the point P in terms of r . What is the highest power of r
in your expression for the electric eld if P is taken to be very
far away?
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5. In lecture we saw the electric field of a dipole. In particular, we saw that very far from the dipole, the electric field is proportional to 1/r3. Below is an electric quadrapole. Two charges of-q are on opposites sides of and a distance d away from a charge of +2q. Determine the electric field at the point in terms of r. What is the highest power of r in your expression for the electric field if P is taken...
5. In lecture we saw the electric field of a dipole. In particular, we saw that very far from the dipole, the electric field is proportional to 1/r3. Below is an electric quadrapole. Two charges of -q are on opposites sides of and a distance d away from a charge of +2q. Determine the electric field at the point P in terms of r. What is the highest power of r in your expression for the electric field if P...
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