A positive charge q is fired head-on at a distant positive charge Q (which is held stationary), with...

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A positive charge q is fired head-on at a distant positive charge Q (which is held stationary), with an initial velocity v₀. It comes in, decelerates to v = 0, and returns out to infinity. What fraction of its initial energy (m) is radiated away? Assume v0 « c, and that you can safely ignore the effect of radiative losses on the motion of the particle

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A positive charge q is fired head-on at a distant positive charge Q (which is held stationary), with an initial velocity v 0 . It comes in, decelerates to v = 0, and returns out to infinity. What...

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