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Solution 1)
Magnitude of the electric dipole moment
P= q*d
Where, q= magnitude of charge
D= distance between them
So, p= (1.6*10^-19 C)*(0.193*10^-9 m)
P= 3.088 * 10^-29 C-m (Ans)
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