If |vecE1| and |vecE2| are the electric ...

If `|vecE_1|` and `|vecE_2|` are the electric field intensities at points r metre apart in axial and equatorial line from a dipole then

A

`frac(|vecE_1|)(|vecE_2|) = 0.5`

B

`frac(|vecE_1|)(|vecE_2|) = 1.0`

C

`frac(|vecE_1|)(|vecE_2|) = 1.5`

D

`frac(|vecE_1|)(|vecE_2|) = 2.0`

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