In a velocity selector, a proton is subjected to an electric field of strength 13.0 kV/m and a magnetic field of strength 934.0 mT. The kinetic energy (in eV) of the particle is: O 71.85 35.43 O 3.54 1.01 O 0.01

In a velocity selector, a proton is subjected to an electric field of strength 13.0 kV/m and a magnetic field of strength 934.0 mT. The kinetic energy (in eV) of the particle is: O 71.85 35.43 O 3.54 1.01 O 0.01

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In a velocity selector, a proton is subjected to an electric field of strength 13.0 kV/m and a
magnetic field of strength 934.0 mT. The kinetic energy (in ev) of the particle is:
O 71.85
O35.43
3.54
O 1.01
O 0.01

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