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An electron starts from rest 0.02 m from a fixed point charge with Q= -0.23 x...
An electron starts from rest 0.02 m from a fixed point charge
with Q= -0.23 x 10^-6 C. What will be the electron’s speed “very
far away” from the point charge? (HINT: Assume the final distance
from the point charge is close to infinity)
Please explain and give details.
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Answer #1
so velocity of electron at infinity = 1.35 X 109m/s
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