Question
An electron in a television tube travels the 12 cm distance from the grid to the screen at an average speed of 7.00 107m/s. How long does the trip take?
Answers
d = V*t = 0.12 m
t = 0.12/V = 0.12/7*10^7=1.71*10^-5 s.
t = 0.12/V = 0.12/7*10^7=1.71*10^-5 s.
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