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v = 0.0250c Example Problem #7 The figure below shows what we call an electric dipole. Where a positive and negative charge of equal magnitude are fixed at a distance. Find the electric field vector at all three positions. (All distances are in mm) B(0, 1.5) C(1,0) q1 = +100nC(0, 1) A(0, 0) q2 = -100nC(0, -1)

          v = 0.0250c
Example Problem #7
The figure below shows what we call an electric dipole. Where a positive and
negative charge of equal magnitude are fixed at a distance. Find the electric field
vector at all three positions. (All distances are in mm)
B(0, 1.5)
C(1,0)
q1 = +100nC(0, 1)
A(0, 0)
q2 = -100nC(0, -1)

v = 0.0250c
Example Problem #7
The figure below shows what we call an electric dipole. Where a positive and
negative charge of equal magnitude are fixed at a distance. Find the electric field
vector at all three positions. (All distances are in mm)
B(0, 1.5)
C(1,0)
q1 = +100nC(0, 1)
A(0, 0)
q2 = -100nC(0, -1)

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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Texts: in mm 0.0250c Example Problem #7: The figure below shows what we call an electric dipole, where a positive and negative charge of equal magnitude are fixed at a distance. Find the electric field vector at all three positions. (All distances are in m) B01.5 q1 = +100 nC (0.1 × 10^4) (0,0) q2 = -100 nC (0,-1)