Two charge particles, A and B, are released from rest. Charged particle A is released fromlocation 1 and charged particle B from location 2. When particle A reaches location 3 it has aspeed that is 3 times that of particle B. The electric potentials at location 1 and location 2 are312 V and 92 V, respectively. The mass of particle A is 1200 times the mass of particle B. Thecharge of particle A is -1.5 times the charge of particle B.(a) Write down the two equations which describe the kinetic and potential energies of particlesA and B. (Hint: Conservation of mechanical energy).(b) Calculate the electric potential at location 3.

Given, vA=3vBmA=1200mBqA=-1.5qB

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