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A detector measures a positron moving through an electromagnetic field along a path given by r = (x 1) + (y + 2) .

 

A detector measures a positron moving through an electromagnetic field along a path given by r = (x 1) + (y + 2) . Here, x and y correspond to the particle's location, (x, y), and r the distance from the detector. The field strength is governed by the equation y + 2x = 0. Find the minimum distance from the detector that the positron achieves.

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