Likewise, we have a separation of charge between these two charges. And so there will be an electric dipole moment that points in this direction. So what that means is we have these two electric dipole moments that point this way. And if we add up these two vectors, then the net result will be a vector, an electric dipole moment that will point beginning here and will point this way, as shown by the following green arrow. So this green arrow basically describes the direction of our net electric dipole moment of this water molecule. So the fact that water is polar simply means it has an electric dipole moment.