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Standard XII
Physics
Principle of Superposition
A charged par...
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A charged particle of mass m and charge q is projected towards a fixed charged particle of charge 3q along the line joining them,with a speed v from a very large dis†an ce .What is the minimum seperation attained between particles?
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