A 10-mg particle carries a charge of -5.9nC, and it is fired with an initial speed...
A 10-mg particle carries a charge of -5.9nC, and it is fired with an initial speed of 8m/s, directly toward a second small 58-mg particle that is carrying a charge of -3.2nC. the 2nd particle (initially held at a distance very far from the first particle) is held fixed throughout this process. what is the electric potential energy when the two particles are at the shortest distance possible.
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