An electric dipole consists of charges +15e and -15e separated by a distance d = 0.863 nm. It is in a uniform electric field of strength 4.531×10° N/C. The line from the dipole's positive charge to its negative charge is at an angle 0 = 49.9° from the field lines. What is the magnitude of the torque on the dipole? (in N*m) A: 1.30×10-24 OB: 1.72×10-24|oc: 2.29×10-24|OD: 3.05×10-24OE: 4.06×10-24 OF: 5.40×10-24 OG: 7.18×10-24 OH: 9,55×10-24

An electric dipole consists of charges +15e and -15e separated by a distance d = 0.863 nm. It is in a uniform electric field of strength 4.531×10° N/C. The line from the dipole's positive charge to its negative charge is at an angle 0 = 49.9° from the field lines. What is the magnitude of the torque on the dipole? (in N*m) A: 1.30×10-24 OB: 1.72×10-24|oc: 2.29×10-24|OD: 3.05×10-24OE: 4.06×10-24 OF: 5.40×10-24 OG: 7.18×10-24 OH: 9,55×10-24

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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