Find the initial accelerations of the plastic bead

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A 2.00 g plastic bead charged to -4.00 nC and a 4.00 g glass bead charged to +8.00 nC are 2.00 cm apart (center to center). What are the initial accelerations of

(a) the plastic bead and

(b) the glass bead?

Reference no: EM13280267

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