Thank you. 3. An electron is projected vertically with an initial velocity Vo = 107 m/s from the negative plate.Assuming that the potential difference between the positive and the negative plates is 1000V,with what velocity does the electron strike the positive plate? (Neglect gravitational effects.)V+V4 - V. = 1000VV. k = =9 x 10° Nm?/C?, e = 1.6 x 101ºC, mẹ = 9.1 x 1031kg4πεο%3D

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An electron is projected vertically with an initial velocity Vo = 107 m/s from the negative p Assuming that the potential difference between the positive and the negative plates is 10 with what velocity does the electron strike the positive plate? (Neglect gravitational effe - V+ V- V. = 1000V

An electron is projected vertically with an initial velocity Vo = 107 m/s from the negative p Assuming that the potential difference between the positive and the negative plates is 10 with what velocity does the electron strike the positive plate? (Neglect gravitational effe - V+ V- V. = 1000V

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3. An electron is projected vertically with an initial velocity Vo = 107 m/s from the negative plate.
Assuming that the potential difference between the positive and the negative plates is 1000V,
with what velocity does the electron strike the positive plate? (Neglect gravitational effects.)
V+
V4 - V. = 1000V
V.

k = =9 x 10° Nm?/C?, e = 1.6 x 101ºC, mẹ = 9.1 x 1031kg
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