fig 5 10tm Me= In Figure 5. the electron on the right side is fixed. and the one on the left side has initial velocity 10' m/s towards the first electron at the distance shown. Determine the final speed of the mobile electron when it is far away from the fixed one.

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fig 5
Me=
In Figure 5. the electron on the right side is fixed. and the one on the left side has initial velocity 10' m/s towards the first electron at the distance shown.
Determine the final speed of the mobile electron when it is far away from the fixed one.
Transcribed Image Text:fig 5 Me= In Figure 5. the electron on the right side is fixed. and the one on the left side has initial velocity 10' m/s towards the first electron at the distance shown. Determine the final speed of the mobile electron when it is far away from the fixed one.
HWHL
5)
105 m
"fiked
Ef = Ei
KEP + PEp = KEi +PE;
ちがい銀た。
why PES =0 NOt PEi =0??
%3D
mri
2
9.1x1331xw8
= 1p° +5 x.
10-29
15-39
[Vf
10 5 mrs
qutentiy.
10:45
1311 Raom.
=2.45
Transcribed Image Text:HWHL 5) 105 m "fiked Ef = Ei KEP + PEp = KEi +PE; ちがい銀た。 why PES =0 NOt PEi =0?? %3D mri 2 9.1x1331xw8 = 1p° +5 x. 10-29 15-39 [Vf 10 5 mrs qutentiy. 10:45 1311 Raom. =2.45
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Initial separation between the electrons (Ri) = 10-8 m

Initial velocity of first electron = 0

initial velocity of second electron = 10 m/s

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