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1a. A positive particle of charge 5 C sits stationary [locked to the ground] 3.5 meters...
1a. A positive particle of charge 5 C sits stationary [locked to the ground] 3.5 meters from a negatively charged particle, with charge 2 C. How strong is the force the negative particle experiences? How does that compare if the negative particle is 7 meters away? Both charges have mass of 5 grams; how fast does the negatively charged particle accelerate in both cases?
b. What force does a particle with a charge of +5 C, moving at 10 m/s feel when moving *perpendicular* to a 3 Tesla magnetic field? What about if it moves parallel to the field?
c.Which process will produce a higher energy form of light? A free electron being captured at the n = 2 energy level, or n = 1?
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