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A dipole is made of two charges of ±5 mC, separated by 10 cm. The line connecting the charges makes an angle of 25° with a uniform electric field, which has a magnitude of 15 N/C.

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(a) What is the magnitude of the dipole moment?

(b) What is the magnitude of the torque from the electric field?

A dipole is made of two charges of ±5 mC, separated by 10 cm. The line connecting the charges makes
an angle of 25° with a uniform electric field, which has a magnitude of 15 N/C.

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