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On the X-Y plane two point charges `"+q` and `-q` are placed at positions (0, L) and (0,-L) respectively. Find an expression for the intensity of the electric field at a point (0, y) where `y` >> `L`. Express the electric field in terms of the dipole moment so formed.

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