An electric dipole placed with its axis in the direction of a uniform electric field experience ....

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anonymous · Answer

feels no charge...

anonymous · Answer

i guess no force and no torque

anonymous · Answer

ya ok siddharth .....agree but can u explain me

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

no torque and no force because of uniform electric field as i guess

anonymous · Answer

it working tangentially i guess u read abu that tangential property ??

aravindg · Answer

When an electric dipole p is place in a uniform E field, it experiences no net force, but
it does experience a torque. The torque is given by:
 = p × E

anonymous · Answer

lols confused

experimentx · Answer

well, i think that is when it is alined perpendicular to electrid field.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

no torque and no force .khtm apka question solve huya me jata hu

anonymous · Answer

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experimentx · Answer

If the electric field is constant along x-axis, then there shouldn't be any force. since both negative as well as positive charge will have equal force exerted.

anonymous · Answer

the electric field E exerts a force a qE on charge +q and a force -qE on charge -q of the dipole .since these forces are equal and opposite ,they aad upto zero

anonymous · Answer

okkk now u can go...

anonymous · Answer

medal please