An electron and a proton are held on an x-axis, with the electron at x= +1.00m a

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An electron and a proton are held on an x-axis, with the electron at x= +1.00m and the proton at x= -1.00m.
If an additional electron is initially at x= +20.00m on the axis and is given an initial velocity of 150.0m/s towards the origin, does it reach the origin?
If it doesn't reach the origin, how close to the origin does it come?
Show all work and explain reasoning. Thanks. An electron and a proton are held on an x-axis, with the electron at x= +1.00m and the proton at x= -1.00m.
If an additional electron is initially at x= +20.00m on the axis and is given an initial velocity of 150.0m/s towards the origin, does it reach the origin?
If it doesn't reach the origin, how close to the origin does it come?
Show all work and explain reasoning. Thanks.
If an additional electron is initially at x= +20.00m on the axis and is given an initial velocity of 150.0m/s towards the origin, does it reach the origin?
If it doesn't reach the origin, how close to the origin does it come?
Show all work and explain reasoning. Thanks.

Explanation / Answer

Negative Electron will be drawn in to the positive proton.
it has a smaller mass, so it will move faster, mass is inverse to accerlation

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