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Electric Potential Problem. Can someone help quick? Thanks a bunch. I attached a picture of the problem.
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try to use the fact that work is variation of kinect energy
\(q_1\) and \(q_2\) should cancel each other out so just consider \(q_3 \) and \(q_4\). The potential energy is defined as \(\huge k_e{q_3q_4\over r}\). Equate that to kinetic energy which is \(1/2mv^2\). I haven't done E&M in a while so I'm doing this off the top of my head.
@roadjester it's rigth since in infinity there is no potential energy
@mawaboii ok so according to @RaphaelFilgueiras , that is correct so if the answer ends up wrong, blame him. =) jk jk
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