Find how fast is each one going, when they are far apart

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Question: Two positive point charges, q(a) and q(b) (masses m(a) and m(b)) are at rest, held together by a mass less string of length a. Now the string is cut, and the particles fly off in opposite directions.

Part A: How fast is each one going, when they are far apart?

I want help to find how fast is each one going when they are far apart.

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