A charged particle, q₁ is sitting 18 mm away from a negatively charged particle, q2 with a charge of q2 = -19 nC. Some time later, q₁ is a distance of 2 mm away from q2 and ha speed of 908mWhat is the electric potential due to q2 at the starting position of q1 (Find the electric potential 18 mm away from q₂)?Vinitial =What is the electric potential due to q2 at the final position of q₁ (Find the electric potential 2 mm away from 9₂)?Vfinal =VThe mass of q₁ is m₁ = 3 μg. What is the magnitude of charge on q₁?91 =CDoes q₁ have a positive charge or a negative charge? Remember that q2 has a negative charge.

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