A point charge of 79.8 x 10 Cis moving with a speed of 418 m/s away an isolated infnite sheet of chare having a uniform surface charge density of-12.1 x 10* C/m².If it comes to a stop over a distance of 0,44 m, through what electric potentialdifference did it move?

A point charge of 79.8 x 10 Cis moving with a speed of 418 m/s away an isolated infnite sheet of chare having a uniform surface charge density of-12.1 x 10* C/m².If it comes to a stop over a distance of 0,44 m, through what electric potentialdifference did it move?

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A point charge of 79.8 x 10 Cis moving with a speed of 418 m/s away an isolated
infnite sheet of chare having a uniform surface charge density of-12.1 x 10* C/m².If
it comes to a stop over a distance of 0,44 m, through what electric potentialdifference
did it move?

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