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An electron in a TV is accelerated toward the screen across a potential difference of 52.8 kV. How much kinetic energy does the electron gain while accelerating?
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11 years ago

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Damon
52.8 * 10^3 * electron charge

Voltage is electric field E times distance

Force is E q

Force times distance = work = energy gain = E q * distance = V q

That is why they call voltage "potential" :)
11 years ago

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