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2. Calculate the dipole moment of 5 & 3 columb charges separated by a. 10m b. 1micron c. 0.005 nanometres

2. Calculate the dipole moment of 5 & 3 columb charges separated by a. 10m b. 1micron c. 0.005 nanometres
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2. Calculate the dipole moment of 5 & 3 columb charges separated by

a. 10m
b. 1micron
c. 0.005 nanometres

User Joel Mansford
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May be a I don’t know sorry
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