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16.Two molecules with permanent electric dipole moments p are aligned shown as Fig. Calculate the force between the molecules if they are separated by a distance that is large compared with the dimension of the dipoles. (Hints: The relation (1 x)-2 12x 3x2 for small x is useful.)

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