Use the classical model to derive a formula for the electron’s kenetic energy as a function...

Use the classical model to derive a formula for the electron’s kenetic energy as a function of its orbital distance, assuming the electron is in a circular orbit. In other words, derive a formula that you could use to calculate the kinetic energy of the electron if you knew its orbital distance.

What would be the formula for the electron's kinetic energy K in terms of the orbital distance d.

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