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A particle of mass `M` and negative charge `q` is thrown in a gravity free space with speedd `u` from the point `A` on the large non conducting charged sheet with surface charge density (sigma), as shown in figure, Find the maximum distance from `A` on sheet where the rparticle can strike .

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