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A popsitive charge Q is held fixed at the origin. A positive charge q is on the positive x-axis and is let go (Assume no friction)
Which of the following describes the theoritical velocity of q after it is let go?
A. Its velocity increases and then decreases to zero
B. Its velocity increases and then decreases, but it will never reaches zero
C. Its velocity increases ferever but never becomes greater than a certain bound
D. Its velocity increases forever without bound
Answer: C
Can someone explain?
Which of the following describes the theoritical velocity of q after it is let go?
A. Its velocity increases and then decreases to zero
B. Its velocity increases and then decreases, but it will never reaches zero
C. Its velocity increases ferever but never becomes greater than a certain bound
D. Its velocity increases forever without bound
Answer: C
Can someone explain?