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8. A charge (q = 5 mC) is released from rest in an electric field (vector) of E =2.5* N/(mu*C) i hat with no initial velocity. The charge has a mass of 1.5 kg A) What is the change in electric potential energy after the charge moves 5 m? B) What is the final velocity (after it moves 5 m)?
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