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Help for physics homework
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Hi,
I have to prove an equation and I'm having trouble. I have to de-compose vectors from an electric dipole to prove the value of the electric field of a dipole on a bisecting plane as such:
Where p is the dipole moment, so p = qs.
Since the x-value of the fields of the two charges negate themselves, I only want the Y values right?
So I put the value of each field in a "sin", and I'm stuck from there...: