A proton is projected in the positive x direction into a region of a uniform electric field E= -3.00 10 i N/C at t 0. The proton travels 6.00 cm before coming to rest. Determine its initial speed? (oroton mass 1.6 10 kg) Oa 2*106 m/sn Ob 6*10 m/sn Oc 2*10 m Od 8*10 m/sn O e 14*10 m

A proton is projected in the positive x direction into a region of a uniform electric field E= -3.00 10 i N/C at t 0. The proton travels 6.00 cm before coming to rest. Determine its initial speed? (oroton mass 1.6 10 kg) Oa 2106 m/sn Ob 610 m/sn Oc 210 m Od 810 m/sn O e 14*10 m

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A proton is projected in the positive x direction into a region of a uniform electric field E= -3.00 * 10 i N/C at t=
0. The proton travels 6.00 cm before coming to rest. Determine its initial speed? (oroton mass 1.6 102 kg)
Oa 2*106 m/sn
Ob 6*106 m/sn
Oc. 2*106 m
Od 8*106 m/sn
Oe 14*106 m
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