You measure the electric field on a dipoles axis, at a distance from the dipole thats large
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You measure the electric field on a dipole’s axis, at a distance from the dipole that’s large compared with the separation of the two charges in the dipole. If you maintain that distance but move to a point located at 45°from the dipole axis, by what factor will the magnitude of the electric field change? Will the field increase or decrease?
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