Two particles of equal mass 40 mg and equal charge 20 nC are brought from an infinite distance apart until they are only separated by 6 x 10 10 meters. The particles are released from rest. What speed will they have when they are very far apart from one another? Speed = m/s %3D

Two particles of equal mass 40 mg and equal charge 20 nC are brought from an infinite distance apart until they are only separated by 6 x 10 10 meters. The particles are released from rest. What speed will they have when they are very far apart from one another? Speed = m/s %3D

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Two particles of equal mass 40 mg and equal charge 20 nC are brought from an infinite distance apart until
they are only separated by 6 x 10 10 meters. The particles are released from rest. What speed will they
have when they are very far apart from one another?
Speed =
m/s

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