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Dipole moment is the electrostatic moment generated by two opposite charges taken together, far away from the charge's locations
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Understanding of dipole moment and its vector property
I think you are confused with the new coordinates system.
You sould correct the above equations like this:
\begin{align}
\bar{\mathbf p} &= \int \bar{\mathbf r} \bar\rho(\bar{\mathbf r})d\bar\tau \\ …
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