26 & 27 An electron is shot with speed 5 x 10^6 mps parallel to a uniform electricfield of strength 3.0 kV/m. How far will the electron go before it stops? *O 2.4 dm2.4 mO 2.4 mmO 2.4 cmAn electron is shot with speed 5 x 10^6 mps parallel to a uniform electricfield of strength 3.0 kV/m. How far will the electron go before it stops?O 4.5 cmO 1.7 cmO 3.1 cmO 2.4 cm

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An electron is shot with speed 5 x 10^6 mps parallel to a uniform electric
field of strength 3.0 kV/m. How far will the electron go before it stops? *
O 2.4 dm
2.4 m
O 2.4 mm
O 2.4 cm
An electron is shot with speed 5 x 10^6 mps parallel to a uniform electric
field of strength 3.0 kV/m. How far will the electron go before it stops?
O 4.5 cm
O 1.7 cm
O 3.1 cm
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