In two experiments, Objects A and B, which have like electric charges, are set near each other. Each has a mass of 1.0 kg. Object A is then held in place, while B is allowed to accelerate away under the influence of the strong repulsive electric force between the objects: Experiment #1: +3+1->> A-B Experiment #2: +3 A B Notice that in Experiment #2 Object B starts off further from Object A. The gray grid is not part of the experiments, it's just drawn to help you measure the distance between the objects. In Experiment #1 Object B eventually reaches a velocity of 23. cm/s. Calculate the velocity Object B eventually reaches in Experiment #2. You may assume there is no friction of any kind on B. Round your answer to 2 significant digits, and be sure it contains an appropriate unit symbol.

In two experiments, Objects A and B, which have like electric charges, are set near each other. Each has a mass of 1.0 kg. Object A is then held in place, while B is allowed to accelerate away under the influence of the strong repulsive electric force between the objects: Experiment #1: +3+1->> A-B Experiment #2: +3 A B Notice that in Experiment #2 Object B starts off further from Object A. The gray grid is not part of the experiments, it's just drawn to help you measure the distance between the objects. In Experiment #1 Object B eventually reaches a velocity of 23. cm/s. Calculate the velocity Object B eventually reaches in Experiment #2. You may assume there is no friction of any kind on B. Round your answer to 2 significant digits, and be sure it contains an appropriate unit symbol.

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