3. Suppose that the electric dipole has a length of 5 mm and the positive end has charge 8 nC. Let's say that the external particle is 2 cm from both ends of the dipole, carrying a charge of -2 µC. What is the net electric force acting on the dipole? [A positive net force points up, a negative one points down.]

3. Suppose that the electric dipole has a length of 5 mm and the positive end has charge 8 nC. Let's say that the external particle is 2 cm from both ends of the dipole, carrying a charge of -2 µC. What is the net electric force acting on the dipole? [A positive net force points up, a negative one points down.]

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