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A closest distance of approach of an `a` particle travelling with a velocity `V` towards `Al_(13)` nucleus . `d` . The closest distacne of approach of an alpha particle travelling with velocity `4V` toward `Fr_(26)` nucleus is

A

d/2

B

d/4

C

d/84

D

d/16

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The correct Answer is:
C

`(1)/(2) mv^(2) = (1)/(4pi epsilon_0)xx (q_1 q_2)/( r) , r alpha (z^2)/(v^2)`.
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