Potential difference in volts among origin and that point

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An electron moving parallel to x axis has an initial speed of 2.57x10⁶ m/s at the origin. Its speed is reduced to 2.72x10⁵ m/s at the point x=2.02cm. Compute the potential difference, in Volts, among the origin and that point.

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