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An electric dipole has its dipole moment paligned with a uniform external electric field E(a)Is the equalibrium stable or unstable ?(b)Discuss the nature of the equilibrium if Pand E point in opposite directions?
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I will be happy to critique your thinking on this. Remember that P points in the direction of a Positive pole.
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