CALCULATION OF DISTANCE AND EFFECTIVE POTENTIAL OF CHARGED PARTICLES MOVING IN A CENTRAL FORCE FIELD USING POLAR COORDINATE
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The purpose of this research was to study the behavior of the motion of electric charged particles moving in a central force function of radius . The study began by building a model of central force function of radius. Then, the orbit equation to calculate the distance of motion charged particles
and effective potential
via central force function of radius. The results are being plotted on a graph by using a computer program where impact of the electric changed particles (
), mass
and variable changes (
) can be analyzed and interpreted. The distance of motion charged particles and potential effect of moving electric charged particles in a central force function of radius was found in an ellipse like motion.
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