5. The dipole moment of a water molecule is approximately 6.2X10-30 C m. Suppose we have two watermolecules that are 10-8 m apart and oriented perpendicular to each other as shown below:ABa) Find the electric field due to molecule A at the location of molecule B.b) Let's imagine that molecule A is fixed in place and molecule B is free to turn. Sketch the orientation ofthe molecules when B reaches its equilibrium orientation and explain your reasoning BRIEFLY.c) Suppose instead, we were to hold B in place and let A rotate. Sketch the final orientation of moleculeA in this case and remember to justify your sketch.d) Is there a net force on A? on B? If so, what is the direction?

Given:dipole moment, p = 6.2×10−30 Cmdistance between the molecules, r = 10−8 min vector forms,p→A…

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