Conservation of Energy Below you have a system with a charge q1 that has a value below and a proton. This proton is initially moving towards q1 and a velocity vi (see image). The distances of the proton from q1 initially and finally are also given below the image. q1 Proton Initial +) xi q1 Proton Final xf q1 = 8.00 x 10 12 C %3D xi 17.0 m xf 0.300 m As the proton approaches q1, it slows to a stop a distance xf from the q1. Find the initial velocity (vi) of the proton. Be careful with any assumptions about 0 values. Your Answer: Answer units

Conservation of Energy Below you have a system with a charge q1 that has a value below and a proton. This proton is initially moving towards q1 and a velocity vi (see image). The distances of the proton from q1 initially and finally are also given below the image. q1 Proton Initial +) xi q1 Proton Final xf q1 = 8.00 x 10 12 C %3D xi 17.0 m xf 0.300 m As the proton approaches q1, it slows to a stop a distance xf from the q1. Find the initial velocity (vi) of the proton. Be careful with any assumptions about 0 values. Your Answer: Answer units

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Below you have a system with a charge q1 that has a value below and a proton. This
proton is initially moving towards q1 and a velocity vi (see image). The distances of
the proton from q1 initially and finally are also given below the image.
q1
Proton
Initial
xi
q1
Proton
Final
xf
q1 = 8.00 x 1o-12 C
xi 17.0 m
xf 0.300 m
As the proton approaches q1, it slows to a stop a distance xf from the q1.
Find the initial velocity (vi) of the proton. Be careful with any assumptions about 0
values.
Your Answer:
Answer
units

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