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(a) Two particles which have the same magnitude charge but opposite sign are held 9.00 nm...
(a) Two particles which have the same magnitude charge but opposite sign are held 9.00 nm apart. Particle I is then released while Particle II is held steady; the released particle has a mass of 1.02 10-22 kg. Particle I's speed is 108 km/s when it is 4.5 nm away from Particle II. What is the magnitude of the charge on one of the particles?
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