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Two charged particles with charges Q1 = +31 nC and Q2 = -68 nC and two points S and P are located as shown in the diagram bel
A third particle with charge -47 nC and mass 1.8 mg is placed at point P and given an initial velocity of 32 m/s directly tow
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4cm. lige nem 30m. sem. 8 box 4im. -2cm 6 box=3cm q = 31 nc , q = -68 ne third particle of charge q=-47ne and mass m=108 is r= Us Us = Oo 02 0.02 J ELECTRIC POTENTIAL ENERGY AT POINT S Kaq +Kq2q = kq (4+22 0.02 Us = 9x109 x 6-47)X10-9 (31-68)x10-9-2 1912)x10*623 +1.384104 1(1.8v?+4.23) 4104 x108x10-312+7. BAGENOA 92170 38 X10-4 - → 2 DATE: 9 9209055 X10-4 => x 108 x10-3

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