Consider the setup shown in the figure. -Q ------------ 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 3. 4. - k + k 9³Q 6. - k 2q8Q 23 7. - k 2 qs Q 22 05. + k 98 Q 23 8. - k 2 qs Q 22 2qs Q 23 qs Q 23 qsQ 22

Consider the setup shown in the figure. -Q ------------ 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 3. 4. - k + k 9³Q 6. - k 2q8Q 23 7. - k 2 qs Q 22 05. + k 98 Q 23 8. - k 2 qs Q 22 2qs Q 23 qs Q 23 qsQ 22

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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