In the case of two charged particles q1 and q2 with q1 considered stationary and q2 moving relative to q1 its electromagnetic momentum is obtained as: PEM = [d'r p₁(r) A₂ (r) Suppose the value of the charge density for 1 particle is defined as: P₁(r) = kr28(r-r) where k is a constant. Calculate the value of electromagnetic momentum for case p1(r) above! For the above case, prove that the law of conservation of linear momentum will still apply which is shown as: Pack + PEM mek I √ dA ñ, T₁ = 0 = constants, for extents S∞ from integral dA, T, = 0

In the case of two charged particles q1 and q2 with q1 considered stationary and q2 moving relative to q1 its electromagnetic momentum is obtained as: PEM = [d'r p₁(r) A₂ (r) Suppose the value of the charge density for 1 particle is defined as: P₁(r) = kr28(r-r) where k is a constant. Calculate the value of electromagnetic momentum for case p1(r) above! For the above case, prove that the law of conservation of linear momentum will still apply which is shown as: Pack + PEM mek I √ dA ñ, T₁ = 0 = constants, for extents S∞ from integral dA, T, = 0

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