MC-1 A free electron of charge qe and mass 9.11x10-3¹ kgfollows the path shown to the right around a carbonnucleus of charge q=+6e. At point P₁ the electron hasa speed of 3.00x10°m/s.a) Find the kinetic energy of the electron at point P₁in electron-volts.4x10-10mb) Find the potential energy of the electron at point P₁in electron-volts.c) Find the potential energy of the electron at point P₂in electron-volts.d) Find the kinetic energy of the electron at point P₂in electron-volts. Hint: How are all of these energiesrelated?3.00x10 m/sq+6e-105x10m2x10-¹⁰my

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MC-1 A free electron of charge qe and mass 9.11x10-3¹ kg
follows the path shown to the right around a carbon
nucleus of charge q=+6e. At point P₁ the electron has
a speed of 3.00x10°m/s.
a) Find the kinetic energy of the electron at point P₁
in electron-volts.
4x10-10m
b) Find the potential energy of the electron at point P₁
in electron-volts.
c) Find the potential energy of the electron at point P₂
in electron-volts.
d) Find the kinetic energy of the electron at point P₂
in electron-volts. Hint: How are all of these energies
related?
3.00x10 m/s
q+6e
-10
5x10m
2x10-¹⁰m
y

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Charge of a free electron,

$q_{1} = - e = - 1.6 \times 10^{- 19} C$

Charge of the nucleus,

$q_{2} = + 6 e = + 6 (1.60 \times 10^{- 19}) C$

Mass of the electron is given by

$m_{e} = 9.11 \times 10^{- 31} k g$

Speed of the electron at point $P_{1}$ is

$v_{1} = 3.00 \times 10^{6} m / s$

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