The charge q = =D1.6 X 10-19 n3D1.7 X 10-27 kg, potential C, mass m 3D difference (voltage) = 1 gigavolt (10° V). If the particle starts from rest, calc. the final velocity of the particle. (in units of m/s). %3D (a) 1.3 X 108 (b) 2.3 X 108 (c) 3.3 X 108 (d) 4.3 X 10%

The charge q = =D1.6 X 10-19 n3D1.7 X 10-27 kg, potential C, mass m 3D difference (voltage) = 1 gigavolt (10° V). If the particle starts from rest, calc. the final velocity of the particle. (in units of m/s). %3D (a) 1.3 X 108 (b) 2.3 X 108 (c) 3.3 X 108 (d) 4.3 X 10%

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calc. the final velocity of the particle. (in units of m/s).
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(b) 2.3 X 10 (c) 3.3 X 10% (d) 4.3 X 108

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