Two electrons are 10^-5 m apart. One electron is fixed on its position. The other, originally at rest, is released. How fast is the free electron moving when it is 10^−3 m from the fixed charge? Apply conservation of energy.
kq2(1r1−1r2)=mv22,kq^2(\frac 1{r_1}-\frac 1{r_2})=\frac{mv^2}2,kq2(r11−r21)=2mv2,
v=2kq2(r2−r1)mr1r2=2.25⋅107 ms.v=\sqrt{\frac{2kq^2(r_2-r_1)}{mr_1r_2}}=2.25\cdot 10^7~\frac ms .v=mr1r22kq2(r2−r1)=2.25⋅107 sm.
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