A proton moves along the x-axis where some arrangement of charges has produced the potential V(x) = Vo sin(27x/X), where Vo = 4000 V and λ = 1.0 mm. Part A What minimum speed must the proton have at x = 0 to move down the axis without being reflected? Express your answer with the appropriate units. Up = Submit Part B μÅ Value Request Answer Units μA ? What is the maximum speed reached by a proton that at x = 0 has the speed you calculated in part A? Express your answer with the appropriate units. ?

A proton moves along the x-axis where some arrangement of charges has produced the potential V(x) = Vo sin(27x/X), where Vo = 4000 V and λ = 1.0 mm. Part A What minimum speed must the proton have at x = 0 to move down the axis without being reflected? Express your answer with the appropriate units. Up = Submit Part B μÅ Value Request Answer Units μA ? What is the maximum speed reached by a proton that at x = 0 has the speed you calculated in part A? Express your answer with the appropriate units. ?

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter20: Electric Potential And Capacitance

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