Question
How much kinetic energy is gained by an electron that is allowed to move freely through a potential
difference of 2.5 × 10^4 V?
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U=qV
=(1.6*10^-19)(2.5*10^4)
=4*10^-15
I'm not sure what other formulas i can use, or how to relate potential energy to kinetic energy because such little information is given...
difference of 2.5 × 10^4 V?
--
U=qV
=(1.6*10^-19)(2.5*10^4)
=4*10^-15
I'm not sure what other formulas i can use, or how to relate potential energy to kinetic energy because such little information is given...
Answers
bobpursley
you have it.
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