A 40 µC charge is accelerated FROM REST by an electric potential of 50 kilo - Volts. If the mass of the charge is of 20 grams, answer the following questions: • What is the speed of the charge due to this electric potential. • If the charge accelerated to this speed in 12 seconds. Find the distance traveled by the charge. • Using the information above, compute the electric field in the region.

A 40 µC charge is accelerated FROM REST by an electric potential of 50 kilo - Volts. If the mass of the charge is of 20 grams, answer the following questions: • What is the speed of the charge due to this electric potential. • If the charge accelerated to this speed in 12 seconds. Find the distance traveled by the charge. • Using the information above, compute the electric field in the region.

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter5: Electric Charges And Fields

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