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In a 100-m linear accelerator, an electron is accelerated

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In a 100-m linear accelerator, an electron is accelerated to 1.00% of the speed of light in 40.0m before it coasts for 60.0m to a target.
(a) What is the electron’s acceleration during the first 40.0 m?
(b) How long does the total flight take?

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