119. A positive charge q is released from rest at the origin of a rectangular coordinate system and moves under the influence of the electric field E = E0(1 + x/a) i . What is the kinetic energy of q when it passes through x= 3a?

119. A positive charge q is released from rest at the origin of a rectangular coordinate system and moves under the influence of the electric field E = E0(1 + x/a) i . What is the kinetic energy of q when it passes through x= 3a?

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A positive charge q is released from rest at the origin
of a rectangular coordinate system and moves under the
influence of the electric field

119. A positive charge q is released from rest at the origin
of a rectangular coordinate system and moves under the
influence of the electric field E = E0(1 + x/a) i . What
is the kinetic energy of q when it passes through x=
3a?

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