Classical Acceleration of Electron in Hydrogen Atom

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What is the classical acceleration of the electron in a hydrogen atom, separated from the proton by 5.29 x10^−11 m? Electron mass = 9.11 x10^−31 kg. I am having a problem finding an equation for this problem, if anyone could help, it would be appreciated thank you!
 
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Look at Coulomb's law and Newton's second law.
 
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thank you very much, i just solved it
 

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