4. Two particles A and B are released from rest, having equal charges of -5 µC and initially separated from each other by 0.025 m. The masses of particles A and B are 5.25 X 10 kg and 3.75 X 10 kg, respectively. Find the magnitude of the accelerations of particles A and B.

4. Two particles A and B are released from rest, having equal charges of -5 µC and initially separated from each other by 0.025 m. The masses of particles A and B are 5.25 X 10 kg and 3.75 X 10 kg, respectively. Find the magnitude of the accelerations of particles A and B.

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