Find the square root of an atom's position 50 metres North West of a point (2,3) on a 2d Cartesian coordinate of a function relating voltage to a set of electron speeds to infinity

You're on a roll — The question "Find the square root of an atom's position 50 metres North West of a point (2,3) on a 2d Cartesian coordinate of a function relating voltage to a set of electron speeds to infinity" combines several concepts in a way that doesn't form a standard mathematical or scientific problem. A position (like 50 metres North West of a point) describes a location, and taking its square root is not a defined mathematical operation in this context. The description of a function relating voltage to electron speeds and "to infinity" is also not clearly connected to finding a square root of a position. Therefore, this question cannot be solved as posed because it is not a well-defined academic problem. I can help with clear questions in subjects like math, physics, or chemistry. Send me the next one 📸