What is the qualitative mouvement for an electric dipole sitting in situation a) horizontally below a...

What is the qualitative mouvement for an electric dipole sitting in situation a) horizontally below a charge q and b) vertically below a charge q? Explain whether one has a translation, which one has a faster translation, or why there is no translation at all.

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