1. An electron travels through an electric field. The kinetic energy of the electron changes from 4.00 x 10-18 J to 3.95 x 10-18 J.
Determine:
a) the change in kinetic energy of the electron,
b) the fall in electrical potential (voltage). c) its total energy (EPE + EC), at any point in its trajectory. (Remember the energy is conserved.) (EPEinitial = 0.00 J)
1. An electron travels through an electric field. The kinetic energy of the electron changes from...
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An electron with a kinetic energy equal to 40 J is moving in an electric field. The electric field produces a force the slow the electron to a stop. How much work in Joules is done on the electron? Enter only the numerical value. Submit response An electron with 50 J of energy enters a magnetic field. The magnetic field changes the direction of the electron to follow a helical path, but keeps a constant speed. How much work in...
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