Solution)
We know, F= ma = Kq1q2/r^2
So a = Kq1q2/(mr^2)
a = (9e^9 * 1.6 e^-19 *1.6 e -19)/(9.11 e-31 * 0.53 e -10* 0.53 e-10)
So, a = 9*10^ 22 m/s^2
Now, we know, a = r W^2
so W^2 = a/r = 9.e 22/(0.53 *10^ -10)
W^2 = 1.698*10^33
W = 4.12 *10^16 rad/s (Ans)
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