Q2/ A dipole with charges-q and +q, and separation 2a, is located on the X-axis with its midpoint at the origin. A point charge P is on the X-axis a distancer from the midpoint of the dipole, what is the electric field on P due to the dipole?

Q2/ A dipole with charges-q and +q, and separation 2a, is located on the X-axis with its midpoint at the origin. A point charge P is on the X-axis a distancer from the midpoint of the dipole, what is the electric field on P due to the dipole?

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