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8. An electron has a rest mass of 9.11×10^(-28) g. What is the energy contained in the electron provided it is accelerated to the speed of light in kJ? Express the answer in 4 significant figures.

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8. An electron has a rest mass of
9.11x10^(-28) g. What is the energy
contained in the electron provided it is
accelerated to the speed of light in kJ?
Express the answer in 4 significant
figures.

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