What is the speed of each mass at infinity

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There are three masses arranged on the vertexes of an equilateral triangle with side L. Each of these masses has a charge Q. When released, these masses move off to infinity. Assuming an equal distribution of energy and equal masses m, what is the speed of each mass at infinity.

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