Two identical particles with a speed u and v, that make angles α and β with the line that joins them (a disntance L one from the other). The charge of each particle is q. Find the masses of the particles knowing that the minimum distance that the particles are apart is equal to A.

Two identical particles with a speed u and v, that make angles α and β with the line that joins them (a disntance L one from the other). The charge of each particle is q. Find the masses of the particles knowing that the minimum distance that the particles are apart is equal to A.

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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