Two particles each of mass m are moving in a circle of radius 'a' under the effect of their electrostatic force of attraction. If magnitude of charge on each particle is q, their speed is: |Kq² (a) Kq (b) Kq (c) 2Kg (d) 4ma 2тa ma та

Two particles each of mass m are moving in a circle of radius 'a' under the effect of their electrostatic force of attraction. If magnitude of charge on each particle is q, their speed is: |Kq² (a) Kq (b) Kq (c) 2Kg (d) 4ma 2тa ma та

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Two particles each of mass m are moving in a circle of radius 'a' under the effect of their electrostatic force
of attraction. If magnitude of charge on each particle is q, their speed is:
|Kq²
(a)
Kq
(b)
Kq
(c)
2Kg
(d)
4ma
2тa
ma
та

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