A charged particle with a mass of two times of mass of the electron and a charge of 50 times of charge of the electron has a speed of 25000m/sec when it is at a voltage of 500 Volt. What is the speed of the particle when it reaches to potential differences of 1000 volt? Explain without calculation will speed more or less than initial. Then calculate it using conservation of energy.

A charged particle with a mass of two times of mass of the electron and a charge of 50 times of charge of the electron has a speed of 25000m/sec when it is at a voltage of 500 Volt. What is the speed of the particle when it reaches to potential differences of 1000 volt? Explain without calculation will speed more or less than initial. Then calculate it using conservation of energy.

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charge of the electron has a speed of 2500@m/sec when it is at a voltage of 500 Volt. What is the
speed of the particle when it reaches to potential differences of 1000 volt?
Explain without calculation will speed more or less than initial. Then calculate it using
conservation of energy.

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