1) Calculate the magnitude of the electric field generated (8.4x10^0) m from an electron, giving your answer...
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- 1) Calculate the magnitude of the electric field generated (8.4x10^0) μm from an electron, giving your answer in N/C to 2 significant figures.
- Magnitudes must be positive.
- 2) A non-conducting material has a charge of -(1.7x10^0) μC. How many electrons were added to it, to provide this charge?
- 3) You are designing an electron accelerator to bring a stationary electron to a speed of (6.74x10^6) m/s in a uniform electric field.
- If the distance travelled is (5.228x10^-2) metres, what must the magnitude of the electric field be in N/C?
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ISBN: 978-0321501219
12th Edition
Authors: Hugh D. Young, Roger A. Freedman, Lewis Ford
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