A stationary -1.3 μC charge is initially at the centre of a uniform electric field and...
A stationary -1.3 μC charge is initially at the centre of a uniform electric field and upon exiting the electric field has a final velocity of +7.3×106 m/s along the x-axis.
a) Determine the final kinetic energy of the -1.3 μC charge if it has a mass of 1.2 kg: KE = ____ J
b) Determine the final velocity of a +1.3 μC charge with a mass of 7.75 kg if it was also placed at the centre of the uniform field: v⃗ = _____m/s along the ______(x/y/z) axis
c) Determine the kinetic energy of the +1.3 μC charge with a mass of 7.75 kg: KE = ______ J
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