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A proton (e) appronches a short fixed electric dipole (p) moving along the dipole axis as shown in the figure. At a large distance from the dipole, the kinetic energy of the proton was K0 = 400 eV. The graph below shows the variation of kinetic energy (K) of the proton at points close to the dipole. Find the value of ro0 ( ro0≫ length of the dipole). In the graph r is the distance from the centre of the dipole.

A proton (e) appronches a short fixed electric dipole (p) moving along the dipole axis as shown in the figure. At a large distance from the dipole, the kinetic energy of the proton was K0 = 400 eV. The graph below shows the variation of kinetic energy (K) of the proton at points close to the dipole. Find the value of ro0 ( ro0≫ length of the dipole). In the graph r is the distance from the centre of the dipole.

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A proton (e) appronches a short fixed electric dipole (p) moving along the dipole axis as shown in the figure. At a large distance from the dipole, the kinetic energy of the proton was K 0 = 400 e V .
The graph below shows the variation of kinetic energy ( K ) of the proton at points close to the dipole. Find the value of r o 0 ( r o 0 ≫ length of the dipole). In the graph r is the distance from the centre of the dipole.

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