Two positively charged spheres are shown in the figure below. Sphere 1 has twice as much charge as sphere 2; q = 5.55 nC, d = 0.350 m, and y = 1.15 m. Suppose an electron is placed at point Aand released. (Express your answers in vector form.)A91 = 2q+92=9-d/2d/2-d/2-d/2→→→→(a) What is the electron's acceleration?ae=9.35.10¹¹ + 18.43 · 10¹²ĵm/s²(b) If the electron were replaced by a proton, what is the proton's acceleration?ap =5.09.10% +10.04.10%m/s²

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Two positively charged spheres are shown in the figure below. Sphere 1 has twice as much charge as sphere 2; q = 5.55 nC, d = 0.350 m, and y= 1.15 m. Suppose an electron is placed at point A and released. (Express your answers in vector form.) 91=2q 92=9 d/2d/2- (a) What is the electron's acceleration? 9.35-10¹¹ +18.43-10¹2 m/s² X (b) If the electron were replaced by a proton, what is the proton's acceleration? ap=5.09-10% +10.04-10% m/s² x

Two positively charged spheres are shown in the figure below. Sphere 1 has twice as much charge as sphere 2; q = 5.55 nC, d = 0.350 m, and y= 1.15 m. Suppose an electron is placed at point A and released. (Express your answers in vector form.) 91=2q 92=9 d/2d/2- (a) What is the electron's acceleration? 9.35-10¹¹ +18.43-10¹2 m/s² X (b) If the electron were replaced by a proton, what is the proton's acceleration? ap=5.09-10% +10.04-10% m/s² x