Consider an electron entering a CRT area of deflation (2.3cm long) with a speed of 9.6 × 10^8 cm/s and a constant acceleration of 9.4 x 10^6 cm/s². The speed of the electron vertically traveling is 2.25x 10^8 cm/s 1.35x 108 cm/s 3.75x 1018 cm/s 8.75x 10^8 cm/s None of the choices

Consider an electron entering a CRT area of deflation (2.3cm long) with a speed of 9.6 × 10^8 cm/s and a constant acceleration of 9.4 x 10^6 cm/s². The speed of the electron vertically traveling is 2.25x 10^8 cm/s 1.35x 108 cm/s 3.75x 1018 cm/s 8.75x 10^8 cm/s None of the choices

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Consider an electron entering a CRT area of deflation (2.3cm long) with a speed of 9.6 x 10^8
cm/s and a constant acceleration of 9.4 x 10^6 cm/s². The speed of the electron vertically
traveling is
2.25x 10^8 cm/s
1.35x 10^8 cm/s
3.75x 10^8 cm/s
8.75x 10^8 cm/s
None of the choices

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