3. An object with 200 coulombs of charge is accelerated using an electrical potential difference of 10 volts. How much kinetic energy does the object receive? 4. An object with a charge of 0.5 coulombs is pushed 0.5

3. An object with 200 coulombs of charge is accelerated using an electrical potential difference of 10 volts. How much kinetic energy does the object receive? 4. An object with a charge of 0.5 coulombs is pushed 0.5

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3. An object with 200 coulombs of charge is accelerated
using an electrical potential difference of 10 volts.
How much kinetic energy does the object receive?
4. An object with a charge of 0.5 coulombs is pushed 0.5
meters toward a positively charged plate with a force
of 100 Newtons. What is the energy required to do
this? What is the potential difference between the
object and the plate after it is pushed?

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