Find the electric field ( in units of N/C)needed to accelerate a chargedparticle (m=22 µg and q=33 µC)from rest to a speed of 100m/s in adistance of 577 cm.Select one:A. 577.70B. 227.58C. 402.64D. 752.76E. 262.59

mass (m) = 22×10-9 kg q = 33×10-6 C initial velocity (u) = 0 msfinal velocity (v) = 100 msdistance…

Find the electric field ( in units of N/C) needed to accelerate a charged particle (m-22 µug and q=33 µC) from rest to a speed of 100m/s in a distance of 577 cm. Select one: A. 577.70 B. 227.58 C. 402.64 D. 752.76 E. 262.59

Find the electric field ( in units of N/C) needed to accelerate a charged particle (m-22 µug and q=33 µC) from rest to a speed of 100m/s in a distance of 577 cm. Select one: A. 577.70 B. 227.58 C. 402.64 D. 752.76 E. 262.59

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Find the electric field ( in units of N/C)
needed to accelerate a charged
particle (m=22 µg and q=33 µC)
from rest to a speed of 100m/s in a
distance of 577 cm.
Select one:
A. 577.70
B. 227.58
C. 402.64
D. 752.76
E. 262.59

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