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Consider a system of two particles. One (charge q1) is held at rest at the origin....

Consider a system of two particles. One (charge q1) is held at rest at the origin. the other (q2) appraches along the z axis with x(t)=(b^2+(ct)^2)^1/2). At time t=0, this particles reaches the point of closest approach b. A) At t calculate the force on q2. B) calculate the total impulse delivered to q2 by q1. C) is this the same impulse delivered to q1 by q2? verify. D) does the q2 particle radiate? and E) does the particle (q2) experience a radiation reaction?

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