You are designing an electron accelerator to bring a stationary electron to a speed of (1.05x10^7) m/s in a uniform electric field. If the acceleration time is (5.674x10^0) us, what must the magnitude of the electric field be in N/C? e- vo = 0 m. s-1 Vf x metres

You are designing an electron accelerator to bring a stationary electron to a speed of (1.05x10^7) m/s in a uniform electric field. If the acceleration time is (5.674x10^0) us, what must the magnitude of the electric field be in N/C? e- vo = 0 m. s-1 Vf x metres

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You are designing an electron accelerator to bring a stationary electron to a speed of
(1.05x10^7) m/s in a uniform electric field. If the acceleration time is (5.674x10^0)
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