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At the same large distance, the axial field of a dipole is how many times its equatorial field?
AHalf
BFour
CEqual
DTwo
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Two
Axial field is about 2p/(4πε0r3) while the equatorial magnitude is p/(4πε0r3), a ratio of two.
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