W:01) Problem 3. For the electric dipole shown below, d= 0.5 cm and (E| = 5 (mV/m) at R = 0.8 m and 0 = 300.%3DFind E at R = 2 m and 0 = 90.(a) Setup equations(b) Show work.P-(R. 6. 0)(c) Final answer."d cos 0

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Problem 3. For the electric dipole shown below, d 0.5 cm and |E 5 (mV/m) at R = 0.8 m and 0 30•. Find E at R = 2 m and 0= 90. P-(R.0.0) (a) Setup equations (b) Show work. (c) Final answer. d cos 8

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Problem 3. For the electric dipole shown below, d= 0.5 cm and (E| = 5 (mV/m) at R = 0.8 m and 0 = 300.
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Find E at R = 2 m and 0 = 90.
(a) Setup equations
(b) Show work.
P-(R. 6. 0)
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