(25)A 2x10 °C charge has mass of +1.6x104kg enters anti-parallel a uniform electric field with speed of 40m/s. What potential difference is needed to stop the charge momentarily (in V)? A) 3200 B)6400 C) 1600 D) 8000 E) 12800

(25)A 2x10 °C charge has mass of +1.6x104kg enters anti-parallel a uniform electric field with speed of 40m/s. What potential difference is needed to stop the charge momentarily (in V)? A) 3200 B)6400 C) 1600 D) 8000 E) 12800

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C) 1600
D) 8000
B)6400
E) 12800

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