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A proton (g= e) initially at rest is in an electric field (5.1 + 2.4x + 0.42x²) V/m , x in m. Find the change in KE (in J) and speed (m/s) after moving from 0 to x= 2.0m.

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Chapter16: Electrical Energy And Capacitance

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