Which of the arrows (I-VIII) best indicatesthe direction of the electric field at location Bdue only to the dipole? 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.Before selecting answers to the followingquestions, you might want to draw your owndiagram of this situation, showing all thefields and charge distributions requested.Answer the following questions by selectingeither a direction (I-VIII) or an orientation ofa polarized molecule (A-J) from the followingtwo diagrams.AFPlastic blockBGCH0DIIVIIIIIVII*· IIIVIIVEOJOther

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Which of the arrows (I-VIII) best indicates the direction of the electric field at location B due only to the dipole?

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