Griffith Electrodynamics Problems 4.5, 4.6 by Pure Physics

Griffith 4th chapter problems
What is torque on p1 due to p2? what is torque on p2 due to p2?
A perfect dipole is situated a distance z above an infinite grounded plane. The dipole makes an angle theta with the perpendicular to plane. Find the torque on p.by Pure Physics
solution of electrodynamics by david griffiths 4th edition Book Name: Introduction to Electrodynamics by David J Griffiths

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Sir please say why the direction toh E1 is downwards? Q.4.5

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Thank you very much for taking interest in my video... Actually theta is angle between position vector of field point and z axis, and direction of theta is that direction in which theta will increase , In this case discussed above theta is 90 degree of this horizontal position vector with z axis, theta will increase if position vector line moves downward, so downward direction is direction of theta.