what is the method to get the answer for the second question? An electric dipole consists of two particles, each with mass 7 Dalton, and charges +2e. The particles are initially in equilibrium and at rest, then a pulsed electric field with a width of 49 cm and a constant magnitudeof 2.50x106 v/m passes the dipole.Does the electric field accelerate the two particles in the same direction, or in opposite directions?Incorrect The same directionCorrect: Opposite directionsYou are correct.Your receipt no. is 164-5510Previous TriesFor what period of time do the charges experience a force from the electric field? 1.63×10-9 sYou are correct.Your receipt no. is 164-5460Previous Tries

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An electric dipole consists of two particles, each with mass 7 Dalton, and charges +2e. The particles are initially in equilibrium and at rest, then a pulsed electric field with a width of 49 cm and a constant magnitude
of 2.50x106 v/m passes the dipole.
Does the electric field accelerate the two particles in the same direction, or in opposite directions?
Incorrect The same direction
Correct: Opposite directions
You are correct.
Your receipt no. is 164-5510
Previous Tries
For what period of time do the charges experience a force from the electric field? 1.63×10-9 s
You are correct.
Your receipt no. is 164-5460
Previous Tries

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