CBSE Class 12-science Answered
Even if the electrical potential at an equitorial plane of a dipole is 0, and dV/dr=E, then why the electrical field at the equitorial plane not 0.
Asked by | 28 Jan, 2012, 05:40: PM
Expert Answer
BEcause the electric field on the equitorial plane is perpendicular to the equtorial plane. you are trying to apply this formula along the plane . You are correct as the component of electric field along the plane is zero.
Answered by | 29 Jan, 2012, 01:22: PM
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