Two negatively charged spheres Qp = 13.8pC are placed at
a distance d = 25.2mm. Two other positive charges Qn = 42.2pC are
placed at the same distance from each other and separated from the
positive ones at a distance L = 48.00mm forming a rectangle as
shown in the diagram. The radius of the spheres is the same. An
electron moves at a speed v=58.1x106m/s. In a straight line just as
it passes between the positive spheres What is the velocity of the
electron just as it passes between the 2 negative spheres in m /
s?
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