An electron with speed v=2.0x10^4m/spasses point A following the trajectory ABthrough the equipotential surfaces as shownin the figure below. What is the electron speedat point B?An electron with speed v, 20×10/miu passes point A following the trajectory AB through the equipotential surfaces as shown in the fiure below. What lnthe electron speed at point 87B.30 V10 V-10 VO 12.5x106 m/s0 3.9x106 m/sO 3.7x106 m/sO 13.3x106 m/s

Given data, Initial velocity of the electron = 2x104 m/s Potential at point A = 30 V Potential at…

An electron with speed v-2.0x10^4m/s passes point A following the trajectory AB through the equipotential surfaces as shown in the figure below. What is the electron speed at point B? An slectron with speed v-28*u/mie passes point A following the trajectory AB through the equipetentiat surfaces an shown in the fgure below. What ie the wlectron sped at point B. 30V 10 V -10V O 12.5x106 m/s O 3.9x106 m/s O 3.7x106 m/s O 13.3x106 m/s

An electron with speed v-2.0x10^4m/s passes point A following the trajectory AB through the equipotential surfaces as shown in the figure below. What is the electron speed at point B? An slectron with speed v-28*u/mie passes point A following the trajectory AB through the equipetentiat surfaces an shown in the fgure below. What ie the wlectron sped at point B. 30V 10 V -10V O 12.5x106 m/s O 3.9x106 m/s O 3.7x106 m/s O 13.3x106 m/s

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