Problem 2: The figure at the right shows a charge, Q, near adipole that contains unbalanced charges +e and -e. The dipoleis held together by a chemical bond. Answer the followingquestions giving all correct answers.For reference, we willexpress magnitudes of forces as multiples of Fo=kQe/d² andfor directions we will use the labels on the compass rosebelow the figure. (J and K point perpendicular to the page; Jout, K in.) Assume Q is positive. Give all correct answers.d/2d/2A. 1. What is the direction of the electric force that chargeQ feels from the dipole?B. 2. What is the magnitude of the electric force that thecharge Q feels from the +e charge in the dipole?C. 3. What is the magnitude of the electric force that thecharge Q feels from the combined charges in the dipole?D. 4 What is the direction of the electric force that the dipole feels from charge Q?E. 5. If charge Q were negative, how would the electric field it feels change?+ed/2 Id

2: The figure at the right shows a charge, Q, near a dipole that contains unbalanced charges +e and -e. The dipole is held together by a chemical bond. Answer the following questions giving all correct answers. For reference, we will express magnitudes of forces as multiples of Fo=kQe/d² and For directions we will use the labels on the compass rose below the figure. (J and K point perpendicular to the page; J out, K in.) Assume Q is positive. Give all correct answers. A. 1. What is the direction of the electric force that charge Q feels from the dipole? d/2 d/2

2: The figure at the right shows a charge, Q, near a dipole that contains unbalanced charges +e and -e. The dipole is held together by a chemical bond. Answer the following questions giving all correct answers. For reference, we will express magnitudes of forces as multiples of Fo=kQe/d² and For directions we will use the labels on the compass rose below the figure. (J and K point perpendicular to the page; J out, K in.) Assume Q is positive. Give all correct answers. A. 1. What is the direction of the electric force that charge Q feels from the dipole? d/2 d/2

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