I need the answer as soon as possible Q2) A practical application of clectrostatics is in electrostatic separation of solids, For example, Floridaphosphate, consisting of small particles of quartz and phosphate rock, can be separated into itscomponents by applying a uniform electric field as in Figure below. Assuming zero initial velocityand displacement, determine the separation between the particles after falling 73 cm. Take E =630kV/m and Q/m= 15 uC/kg for both positively and negatively charged particles.O+PhosphateQuartz

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