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Find the electric held (m untsS of NICheeded to accelerate a charged particle (m-22 ug and g-33 C) from rest to a speed of 100m/s in a distance of 566.8 cm. Select one: OA 588.10 OB 267.32 OC. 409.89 OD. 231.67 OE. 766.31

Find the electric held (m untsS of NICheeded to accelerate a charged particle (m-22 ug and g-33 C) from rest to a speed of 100m/s in a distance of 566.8 cm. Select one: OA 588.10 OB 267.32 OC. 409.89 OD. 231.67 OE. 766.31

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