The dipole moment for a system of charges is defined as
d⃗ =∑kqkr⃗ k.
(see here for a more in depth discussion of the dipole moment). Determine the magnitude of the dipole moment in m⋅C for a system of three charges (Q=1 μC, Q=1 μC, and −2Q=−2 μC) located on the vertices of an equilateral triangle of side a=1 μm. One can show that for an electrically neutral system, the dipole moment is independent of the origin of coordinates (which makes this problem unambiguous).
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I think you don't even understand the problem fully. For you it's a child's game isn't it? Just copy-paste the questions and post them here? You didn't even see if the formatting was correct or not.
I think you don't even understand the problem fully. For you it's a child's game isn't it? Just copy-paste the questions and post them here? You didn't even see if the formatting was correct or not.
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