A positive point charge, q, and mass, m, is initially at rest in a uniform electric field of magnitude, E, that points along the positive x-direction. As a result, the point charge moves freely in the direction of field. What is the final velocity of the charge after it has moved a distance, x? A positive point charge, q, and mass, m, is initially at rest in a uniform electric field of magnitude,E, that points along the positive x-direction. As a result, the point charge moves freely in thedirection of field. What is the final velocity of the charge after it has moved a distance, x?2qExа.mqExb.qExС.2m2qxd.Em2mxе.qE

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