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Two charges, Q1=-9.6 μC and Q2=-5.8 nC with masses m1=973.6 gram and m2=8.0 gram were located...

Two charges, Q1=-9.6 μC and Q2=-5.8 nC with masses m1=973.6 gram and m2=8.0 gram were located 5.6 cm from each other. Charge q1 was held in place, but charge Q2 was released and allowed to move.
How fast will charge Q2 be moving when the distance between the charges has increased to 81.0 cm?

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