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Standard XII
Physics
NCERT
Question

The electric dipole moment is:


  1. 15.36×10−29C−m
  2. 15.36×10−19C−m
  3. 7.68×10−19C−m
  4. 7.68×10−29C−m

A
7.68×10−19C−m
B
15.36×10−29C−m
C
15.36×10−19C−m
D
7.68×10−29C−m
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We know electric dipole moment
P=q.d
where q is the magnitude of each charge
d is the distance between them
On putting the values we get
P=3.2×10−19×2.44
P=7.68×10−29 C−m

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