What is the magnitude of the dipole moment vector

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Two opposite point charges of magnitude 2.500e-6 C are located near the origin. The positive charge is at (1.50, 1.50) mm and the negative charge is at (?1.50, ?1.50) mm. What is the magnitude of the dipole moment vector for this pair of charges?

Reference no: EM13518300

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