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Electric Field Minimum Along Dipole Axis
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An electric dipole consists of charges $$+q$$ and $$-q$$ separated by distance $$d$$. At what point along the dipole axis (measured from the center of the dipole) is the magnitude of the electric field at a minimum (excluding infinity and the exact center)?

A

r = ±d

B

There is no minimum; the field decreases monotonically with distance.

C

r = ±d/2

D

r = ±d/√2

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