An electron is at rest.

  1. the electron beam in a television tube consists of electrons accelerated from rest through a potential difference of about
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  2. A photon of energy E strikes an electron at rest undergoes pair production, producing a positive electron(positron) and an
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  3. The electron beam in a television tube consist of electrons accelerated from rest through a potential difference of about
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  4. A net force of 1.6×10−15 N acts on an electron over a displacement of 5.0 cm, in the same direction as the net force. (a)
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  5. An electron of mass 9.1E-31 kg is released from rest at a distance of 7.1 E-10 m from a fixed electron. The force on the movable
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  6. In a television tube, the electron travels from an electron gun to the screen 0.45m away in 6.0×10exponent-9seconds. If the
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  7. An electron of mass 9.1E-31 kg is released from rest at a distance of 7.1 E-10 m from a fixed electron. The force on the movable
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  8. An electron of mass 9.1E-31 kg is released from rest at a distance of 7.1 E-10 m from a fixed electron. The force on the movable
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  9. An electron gun has a uniform electric field of 425 N/C. An electron starts from rest and is fired from thegun, reaching a speed
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  10. A uniform electric field of magnitude 370 N/C pointing in the positive x-direction acts on an electron, which is initially at
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