Describe your approach to determining thedistance between the electron and proton in anatom if the potential energy U of the electron isknown to be 14 eV.а.Use Coulomb's law.O b. Use the law of conservation of energy.С.Use Newton's second law.O d. Use the definition of electrostaticpotential energy U of one point chargeq at position r in the presence of anelectric potential.

Given Data:- The potential energy of the electron is U = 14 eV 1eV= 1.6 x 10-19 J Find:-…

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Describe your approach to determining the distance between the electron and proton in an atom if the potential energy U of the electron is known to be 14 eV.

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Describe your approach to determining the
distance between the electron and proton in an
atom if the potential energy U of the electron is
known to be 14 eV.
а.
Use Coulomb's law.
O b. Use the law of conservation of energy.
С.
Use Newton's second law.
O d. Use the definition of electrostatic
potential energy U of one point charge
q at position r in the presence of an
electric potential.

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