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In free space two particles of equal unknown masses and known charges +q and -q are
simultaneously projected with the equal speeds u in the opposite directions
perpendicular to the line joining them. Their initial separation is r, . During the
subsequent motion, their minimum speed is observed to be v . Find the mass of the
particles

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