A proton (mass 1.7×10-27 kg) interacts electrically with a neutral HCI molecule located at the origin. At a certain time, t, the proton's position is (1.6x10⁹,0,0) m and the proton's velocity is (3600,600,0) m/s The force exerted on the proton by the HCI molecule is (1.12x10-¹1,0,0) N. At a time, t+ 4.4×10-14 s, what is the approximate velocity of the proton? (You may assume that the force was approximately constant during this interval.)

A proton (mass 1.7×10-27 kg) interacts electrically with a neutral HCI molecule located at the origin. At a certain time, t, the proton's position is (1.6x10⁹,0,0) m and the proton's velocity is (3600,600,0) m/s The force exerted on the proton by the HCI molecule is (1.12x10-¹1,0,0) N. At a time, t+ 4.4×10-14 s, what is the approximate velocity of the proton? (You may assume that the force was approximately constant during this interval.)

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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