Electrons are accelerated from rest in an electron gun. They move through a potential difference of 15.0 kV. Determine the resulting kinetic energy of each electron.
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11.0 kJ |
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2.40 × 10-15 J |
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1.45 × 10-23 J |
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1.76 × 10-15 J |
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