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Question1 Below is a diagram of a dipole with charges A- 4.71021 C and B-4.7 1021 Ca distance of 18 nm apart on either end of a massless rod. It is free to rotate about a fixed center point P e- Draw the electric field lines associated with this dipole. Draw equipotential lines at points Q and R. e. f. If we hold an electron (q-1.602 10-19 C) a distance of 23 nm away from point P, which side of the magnet will point towards the electron? How far away will point A be from the electron? Point B? What is the magnitude of the electric force the electron experiences? Is it attractive or repulsive? g.

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