1. An Electric Dipole When Held at 30° with Respectto a Uniform Electric Field of 104N/C Experiences aTorque of 9×10-26NmCalculate Dipole Moment of the Dipole?2. An Electric Dipole with Dipole Moment 4×10-9Cmis Aligned at 30°with Direction of a Uniform Electric Field ofMagnitude 5×104NC-1. Calculate the Magnitude of the Torque Acting onthe Dipole.3. Careful Measurement of the Electric Field atthe Surface of a Black Box Indicate That the NetOutward Flux Through the Surface of the Box is8.0×103Nm2/C.

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1. An Electric Dipole When Held at 30° with Respect
to a Uniform Electric Field of 104N/C Experiences a
Torque of 9×10-26Nm
Calculate Dipole Moment of the Dipole?
2. An Electric Dipole with Dipole Moment 4×10-9Cm
is Aligned at 30°
with Direction of a Uniform Electric Field of
Magnitude 5×104NC-1
. Calculate the Magnitude of the Torque Acting on
the Dipole.
3. Careful Measurement of the Electric Field at
the Surface of a Black Box Indicate That the Net
Outward Flux Through the Surface of the Box is
8.0×103Nm2/C.

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