A particle of mass m=3.3x10-5 kg and charge q=- 5.20x10-5 C has a speed of 5.00 m/s at point A. As the particle moves to position B, the electric potential increases by 55 V; (a) What is the speed at point B (in m/s)?

A particle of mass m=3.3x10-5 kg and charge q=- 5.20x10-5 C has a speed of 5.00 m/s at point A. As the particle moves to position B, the electric potential increases by 55 V; (a) What is the speed at point B (in m/s)?

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A particle of mass m=3.3x10-5 kg and charge q=-
5.20x10-5 C has a speed of 5.00 m/s at point A. As the
particle moves to position B, the electric potential
increases by 55 V;
(a) What is the speed at point B (in m/s)?
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