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Chapter 13: Q6Q (page 513)

We found that the force exerted on a distant charged objectby a dipole is given byFonQbydipole鈮�Q(14蟺蔚02qsr3) . In this equation, what is the meaning of the symbols q, Q, s, and r?

Short Answer

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q: is the magnitude of the charge that form the dipole,Q: is the charged object, s: the distance between(+q&鈭�q) that forms the dipole, r: the distance between the charged object and the centre of the dipole.

Step by step solution

01

Identification of the given data

The given equation is,

FonQbydipole鈮�Q(14蟺蔚02qsr3)

02

Determination of the symbols

q: is the magnitude of the charge that form the dipole. (Source of the field)

Q: is the charged object or the charge that will be affected by the filed.

S: the distance between (+q & 鈭�q)that forms the dipole.

r: the distance between the charged object and the centre of the dipole.

03

Result

q: is the magnitude of the charge that form the dipole,Q: is the charged object, s: the distance between(+q&鈭�q) that forms the dipole, r: the distance between the charged object and the centre of the dipole.

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