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Answered by arunsomu13
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Answer:

\boxed{Q=(1.385 X 10^{-2})C}

Explanation:

Torque experienced by dipole (τ) = P X E

                                                        = P·E·Sin(θ) where θ: angle between P and E

∴ τ = (P)(10^5)sin(60°)

=> 8\sqrt{3}=(P)10^5(\frac{1}{2})

=> P=16\sqrt{3} X 10^{-5}

Since P= length of dipole X charge;

Charge= P/length of dipole

=> Q=\frac{16\sqrt{3} X 10^{-5}}{2X10^{-2}} \\\\=>Q=8\sqrt{3} X 10^{-3}

\boxed{Q=(1.385 X 10^{-2})C}

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Answered by itzXtylishAbhi
3

Answer:

Answer: The new resistance will be 4 ohm

Ground or Earth

A ground symbol (IEC symbol 5017) identifies a ground terminal. It can be used for a zero potential reference point from where current is measured. It is also for electrical shock protection.

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