Electric field due to dipole on the axis | Electric charges & fields | Physics | Khan Academy

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[@kavurupraveen4523]

Sir, I have doubt regarding the way you wrote the electric field. Here the dipole is considered as the source charge and at point p we have some test charge. The electric field at point P will define by the force acting at P divided by the test charge. That means for E- we should use k(-q)/r^2) and for E+ we should use k(+q)/r^2. please clarify the doubt.

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- and + only represents the direction, not the magnitude

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Excellent video. But I have one doubt. Dont electric field lines go from + to - charge. So along the axis how do we say it is from - to +?

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it confuses me that on one place when you (r+d)^2 you get to assume d is negligible, but in another place, same (r+d)^2 expression, but here you get to ignore d to get r^4 in the denominator

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[@sapnaa6576]

Ideally we should not ignore d anywhere. But formula will get very complicated. But initially you must not ignore it as effective E will become 0 which is not the case

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as long as you dont get zero when u approximate, that is valid. simplifying d = 0 at an early stage causes it to cancel out and the field, E becomes zero, which we know very well isnt zero. so u simplify and substitute d=0 at a convenient stage