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Determine the force exerted by -Q on the dipole. Choose the correct expression for the force. + sign is along the positive x-direction.

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Consider the setup shown in the figure.
-Q
F---
--/ --
Z >> S
-q +q
+
F----1
$
Determine the force exerted by -Q on the
dipole. Choose the correct expression for the
force. + sign is along the positive x-direction.
1. + k
2. + k
O
• 3. + k 980
22
4. - k
2qs Q
23
6. - k
2qs Q
22
5.
5. + k 980
23
8.- k
2qsQ
22
2qsQ
23
7.- k.98Q
23
qs Q
22

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