Calculate the work done by the electric field

Reference no: EM13319303

An electron is accelerated from rest to 5.60x10^6 m/s in 1.50 us by a uniform electric field calculate

a.) the magnitude of the electric field.

b.) the work done by the electric field.

Reference no: EM13319303

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