A positive charge Q is fixed at a point in space. There is another . . .

Question : A positive charge Q is fixed at a point in space. There is another charge -q which moves in a circular path of radius r around a given fixed charge. Assumed that the Electric force is the only force acting between them. Calculate the time period of revolution of charge.


Doubt by Zoha

Solution : 

Here 
q1=Q
q2=-q
r = r 

At equilibrium 
Coulomb Force between the Two charges must be equal to the Force of centripetal.
Coulomb Force = Centripetal Force
K|q1||q2|/r² = mv²/r
K|Q||-q|/r = mv²/r
KQq/r²=mv²/r
KQq/mr=v²
v²=KQq/mr
v=√(KQq/mr)— (1)

Also, In uniform Circular Motion
v = 2πr/T [∵Speed = Distance/Time].
√(KQq/mr) = 2πr/T
T = 2πr/[
√(KQq/mr)]
T = √[4π²r³m/KQq]
T = √[(4π²r³m×4πɛ₀)/Qq]
T= √[16π³r³
ɛ₀m/Qq]
T = 4πr√[πrɛ₀m/Qq]