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Explanation / Answer

Electric PE between a point charge pair = -kq1q2/d

so initially,

PE of system = PE of -4.55uc and 15.91mC + PE of -4.55uc and 81.73mC

and relative position ofg 36.15 and 81.73uC charges is not changing.
so we will find deltaPE so it will ge cancel.
so no need to find it. ( we will call it P1)


PEi = - [(9e9 * 81.73e-3 * 4.551e-6) /(0.3253)] -[(9e9 * 15.91e-3 * 4.551e-6) /sqrt(0.3253^2 +0.3615^2)]


PEi = -10290.74 - 1340 + P1 = - 11630.73 + P1 J

final energy

PEf = -[(9e9 * 81.73e-3 * 4.551e-6) /(0.3615-0.1085)] - [(9e9 * 15.91e-3 * 4.551e-6) /0.1085]

= -13231.54 - 6006.06 + P1 = -19237.60 + P1 J

initial PE + KE = final PE + KE

- 11630.73 + P1 + 0 = -13231.54 - 6006.06 + P1 + (35.81 x 10^-3 x v^2 /2 )


35.81 x 10^-3 x v^2 /2 = 7606.87


v = 651.80 m/s