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5m t O Su C 82= 3u C If the charges were initially at rest, what would be the velocity of q_2 in its new position? Its mass is 2x10^-9 kg. * 1.96 m/s 12.5 m/s 3.32 m/s O 284m/c

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Two charges were initially held 5m away from each other. While keeping q_1 in
place, q 2 was moved 3m above its initial position. Answer the following
questions and refer to the image below for the other details.
5 m
82: 3u C
If the charges were initially at rest, what would be the velocity of q 2 in
its new position? Its mass is 2x10^-9 kg. *
1.96 m/s
12.5 m/s
3.32 m/s
3.84 m/s

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