O and has charge qiTwo charges, q1 and q2 on the a-axis are separated by distance dcharge q2 = 1.59 µC.11.4 cm. q1 is at x1.43 µC and q2 is at xd and has||||Part 1)What is the magnitude of the force on q2?|F|NPart 2)If a third charge, q35.38 µC is placed at x =0, y = d, what is the force on q2 now?F||Part 3)1.43 µC, d = 11.4 cm). If this is placed into anNow consider a dipole with charge qi at –d/2 and -q1 at d/2 with the same values as in part 1 ( q1electric field |E|= 5.33 × 10° N/C, at an angle 0 =45° above the positive æ axis, what is the torque on the dipole?=j+k

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Two charges, q1 and q2 on the x-axis are separated by distance d = 11.4 cm. qi is at x = 0 and has charge qı = 1.43 µC and q2 is at x = d and has charge q2 = 1.59 µC. Part 1) What is the magnitude of the force on q2? |F| Part 2)

Two charges, q1 and q2 on the x-axis are separated by distance d = 11.4 cm. qi is at x = 0 and has charge qı = 1.43 µC and q2 is at x = d and has charge q2 = 1.59 µC. Part 1) What is the magnitude of the force on q2? |F| Part 2)

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O and has charge qi
Two charges, q1 and q2 on the a-axis are separated by distance d
charge q2 = 1.59 µC.
11.4 cm. q1 is at x
1.43 µC and q2 is at x
d and has
||
||
Part 1)
What is the magnitude of the force on q2?
|F|
N
Part 2)
If a third charge, q3
5.38 µC is placed at x =
0, y = d, what is the force on q2 now?
F
||
Part 3)
1.43 µC, d = 11.4 cm). If this is placed into an
Now consider a dipole with charge qi at –d/2 and -q1 at d/2 with the same values as in part 1 ( q1
electric field |E|= 5.33 × 10° N/C, at an angle 0 =
45° above the positive æ axis, what is the torque on the dipole?
=
j+
k

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