Proton projected toward fixed nucleous of charge

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Proton projected toward fixed nucleous of charge +Ze with velocityv₀. Initially the particles are very farapart. When proton is at a distance R from the nucleous itsvelocity is 1/2v₀. How far from the nucleous willthe proton be when its velocity has dropped to 1/4v₀?

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