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Two identical dipoles have their axes at right angles to each other and also bisecting each other . Calculate the field at a distance r from the point of intersection of their axes in a direction `theta` with the axis of one of the dipoles . The dipole moment of each dipole is equal to p .

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`E = (1)/(4 pi epsi_(0)) (p)/(r^(3)) sqrt( 5 + 3 "sin" 2 theta)`
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