An electron starts from rest 44.0 cm from a fixed point charge with -0.108 nC .
How fast will the electron be moving when it is very far away?
The electric potential at a distance r is
V=KQ/r =(9*10^9)(0.108*10^-9)/0.44
V=2.209 V
since
KE =-qV
(1/2)mv^2 =-qV
(1/2)*(9.11*10^-31)*v^2 =-(-1.6*10^-19)*2.209
v=8.81*10^5 m/s
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