15. Use the dipole approximation to find what the potential (magnitude and sign) would be at a. point A [answer: magnitude is 5.95x10-18 V] B b. point B [answer: magnitude is 2.95x10-17 V] 0.053 nm proton o+ 60° electron 15° 5 cm 8 cm, A

15. Use the dipole approximation to find what the potential (magnitude and sign) would be at a. point A [answer: magnitude is 5.95x10-18 V] B b. point B [answer: magnitude is 2.95x10-17 V] 0.053 nm proton o+ 60° electron 15° 5 cm 8 cm, A

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15. Use the dipole approximation to find what the potential (magnitude
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B
b. point B [answer: magnitude is 2.95x10-17 V]
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proton o+
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electron
15°
5 cm
8 cm,
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