13. A small 4.0 g ball with a +0.208 C charge is released at rest from a positively-charged plate as shown in the figure below. The potential difference between the plates is 24 V. Just before the ball strikes the negative plate what is the speed of the ball? (+) (-) 248 +o 208C

13. A small 4.0 g ball with a +0.208 C charge is released at rest from a positively-charged plate as shown in the figure below. The potential difference between the plates is 24 V. Just before the ball strikes the negative plate what is the speed of the ball? (+) (-) 248 +o 208C

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13. A small 4.0 g ball with a +0.208 C charge is released at rest from a positively-charged plate
as shown in the figure below. The potential difference between the plates is 24 V. Just
before the ball strikes the negative plate what is the speed of the ball?
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208C
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+o 208C

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