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A small metallic sphere has a mass of 8.00x10^-6 kg and a charge of -2.5 uc (microcoulombs). If the metallic sphere starts from rest at a distance of 1.5 um from a fixed 10.0 uc charge, what is the metallic sphere's speed when it is 0.5 um from the fixed charge?
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