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I have read that potential energy of a dipole in an electric field is taken to be zero at 90 degree as they say that it is a reference.

But there must be some reason behind it??

I have read that potential energy of a dipole in an electric field is taken to be zero at 90 degree as they say that it is a reference.

But there must be some reason behind it??

I have read that potential energy of a dipole in an electric field is taken to be zero at 90 degree as they say that it is a reference.

But there must be some reason behind it?

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why Why is the potential energy of a dipole is takenin an electric field zero when it is perpendicularthe dipole points perpendicularly to electricthe field?

I have read that potential energy of a dipole in an electric field is taken to be zero at 90 degree as they say that it is a refferrence Butreference.

But there must be some reason behind it??

I have read that potential energy of dipole in an electric field is taken to be zero at 90 degree they say that it is a refferrence But there must be some reason behind it??

I have read that potential energy of a dipole in an electric field is taken to be zero at 90 degree as they say that it is a reference.

But there must be some reason behind it??

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