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Consider the classic image problem with a point charge q placed a distance d above a...
Consider the classic image problem with a point charge q placed a distance d above a grounded conducting plane. The charge, which has mass m, is released from rest. How fast will it be moving when it is half as far away from the plane (d/2)?
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