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How long (in ns) does it take for an electron starts from rest to move a distance of 1.0 cm through a region with an electric field of 10+4 N/C? O 2.17 O 8.48 O 5.05 O 3.37

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How long (in ns) does it take for an
electron starts from rest to move a
distance of 1.0 cm through a region
with an electric field of 10+4 N/C?
O 2.17
O 8.48
O 5.05
O 3.37
O 6.02
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