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Atran
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Hi all,
[This is not a homework, I post this for my own calculations]
Let's say that there are two different charged copper cubes with the same mass.
Mass = 2 kg
Q(1) = +10 C
Q(2) = -4 C
If the distance between them is 10 m, then how can I calculate the remaining time for the distance to be 5 m or 0 m?
I see that cubes' acceleration changes over time when I use Coloumb' law and F=m*a.
I only want to know what (t) is equal and velocity if possible.
Thanks for help.
[This is not a homework, I post this for my own calculations]
Let's say that there are two different charged copper cubes with the same mass.
Mass = 2 kg
Q(1) = +10 C
Q(2) = -4 C
If the distance between them is 10 m, then how can I calculate the remaining time for the distance to be 5 m or 0 m?
I see that cubes' acceleration changes over time when I use Coloumb' law and F=m*a.
I only want to know what (t) is equal and velocity if possible.
Thanks for help.