A dipole consisting of two oppositelycharged balls connected by a wooden stickis located as shown in the following figure. Ablock of plastic is located nearby, as shown.Assume each of the molecules throughout theblock has the same polarizability. LocationsB, C, and D all lie on a line perpendicularto the axis of the dipole, passing through themidpoint of the dipole.Plastic blockDOTOB Which of the following statements is correct?Enter all the apply, separated by commas.A. A molecule located at C would not bepolarized at all.B. The polarization of a molecule located atD would be the same as the polarizationof a molecule located at C.C. A molecule located at D would be po-larized more than a molecule located atD. A molecule located at D would be po-larized less than a molecule located atC

Answer :-C. A molecule located at D would be polarized more than a molecule located at C.

A dipole consisting of two oppositely charged balls connected by a wooden stick is located as shown in the following figure. A block of plastic is located nearby, as shown. Assume each of the molecules throughout the block has the same polarizability. Locations B, C, and D all lie on a line perpendicular to the axis of the dipole, passing through the midpoint of the dipole. Plastic block D 00 B

A dipole consisting of two oppositely charged balls connected by a wooden stick is located as shown in the following figure. A block of plastic is located nearby, as shown. Assume each of the molecules throughout the block has the same polarizability. Locations B, C, and D all lie on a line perpendicular to the axis of the dipole, passing through the midpoint of the dipole. Plastic block D 00 B

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A dipole consisting of two oppositely
charged balls connected by a wooden stick
is located as shown in the following figure. A
block of plastic is located nearby, as shown.
Assume each of the molecules throughout the
block has the same polarizability. Locations
B, C, and D all lie on a line perpendicular
to the axis of the dipole, passing through the
midpoint of the dipole.
Plastic block
D
OTO
B

Which of the following statements is correct?
Enter all the apply, separated by commas.
A. A molecule located at C would not be
polarized at all.
B. The polarization of a molecule located at
D would be the same as the polarization
of a molecule located at C.
C. A molecule located at D would be po-
larized more than a molecule located at
D. A molecule located at D would be po-
larized less than a molecule located at
C

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