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In the Electric Potential & Capacitance Multiple Choice, question 17 asks for "the kinetic energy of the two particle system" but the answer (C) is for the total mechanical energy of the system.

Lanae, We used F = mv^2/r  and F = e^2/(4 pi epsilon r^2). Set them equal to each other, multiply both sides by 1/2, cancel one of the r's, resulting in answer B. Please let me know if that works. John