A uniform external electric field points to the right. An electron (me = 9.11E[-31]kg; qe = –1.602 E[–19]C) is place in the field andfired to the right at v¡100, 000m/s.a. Draw a picture of the situationb. The electron will eventually come to a stop. What is the change inpotential between the electron's starting point and its stoppingpoint?Remember to submit a pdf of your work on this problem to the Moodleassignment listed in the instructions. Also, answer True for this question.

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