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A stationary point particle has a charge of 4.2x10-6 C. This particle is accelerated to a...

A stationary point particle has a charge of 4.2x10-6 C. This particle is accelerated to a velocity of 2.1x106 m/s by an external force under a potential difference ΔV=24 V, calculate the mass of this point particle.

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