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Two magnetic dipoles are lying as shown in figure. The separation `'d'` between them is very large. A point charge `Q` is projected with some speed `v` as shown. The force experienced by the charged particle is :

A

0

B

`(4sqrt(4mu_(0))MQv)/(pid^(3))`

C

`(sqrt(2mu_(0))MQv)/(pid^(3))`

D

`(2sqrt(2mu_(0))MQv)`

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