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If an electron is placed in a 50,000 N/C electric field, how much acceleration will it gain? The charge of an electron is 1.6x10 ºC and the mass is 9.11x10kg. 80x 10mis 8.76 10 m 2.85x10 m/s 11210 m

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If an electron is placed in a 50,000 N/C electric field, how much acceleration will it gain? The
charge of an electron is 1.6x10 19C and the mass is 9.11x10 3kg.
80x 10mis
8.78x10 my
2.85x10 m/s
11210 ms

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