(in Q8. In a television picture tube, electrons are accelerated by an electric field having a value of 1x105 N/C. the acceleration of the electron 1001010 111101101 01010101111110 101010101010 111010101010 m/s?) is: (mass of electron 9.1x10 3ªkg and charge of electron – 1.6×101ºC) A. -6.56X1016 101100 B. -13.12X1016 C. -9.28X1016 D. -1.76X1016 E. -3.28X1016

(in Q8. In a television picture tube, electrons are accelerated by an electric field having a value of 1x105 N/C. the acceleration of the electron 1001010 111101101 01010101111110 101010101010 111010101010 m/s?) is: (mass of electron 9.1x10 3ªkg and charge of electron – 1.6×101ºC) A. -6.56X1016 101100 B. -13.12X1016 C. -9.28X1016 D. -1.76X1016 E. -3.28X1016

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter5: Electric Charges And Fields

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