What is the angular acceleration of the dipole at = 135? The axis of a dipole
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What is the angular acceleration of the dipole at θ = 135°?
The axis of a dipole (charges ±q = ±3.0 μC at the ends of a uniform rod of length d = 7.0 cm) makes an angle θ with a uniform electric field E = 2.0 × 104 N/C, as shown in Fig. 16.43. The charges each have mass 5.0 g and the rod has mass 20.0 g.
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