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would greatly appreciate it if someone could help me with the following problem:
2 point particles, A and B, are a distance d apart in a vacuum.
from time t=0 onwards, A has a constant nonzero velocity with magnitude v and a direction perpendicular to AoBo, where Ao and Bo are the initial positions of A and B.
from time t=0 onwards, B has a velocity of constant magnitude v which is always directed in direction BA (i.e. towards A).
find the distance AB at time=infinity.
(there are apparently relatively short ways to do this problem.)
would greatly appreciate it if someone could help me with the following problem:
2 point particles, A and B, are a distance d apart in a vacuum.
from time t=0 onwards, A has a constant nonzero velocity with magnitude v and a direction perpendicular to AoBo, where Ao and Bo are the initial positions of A and B.
from time t=0 onwards, B has a velocity of constant magnitude v which is always directed in direction BA (i.e. towards A).
find the distance AB at time=infinity.
(there are apparently relatively short ways to do this problem.)
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