Part 2) A charged particle q1 = 1.81 × 10-19 C is generating a radial electric field outwards. Another positive charge with q2 = 2.44 x 10-19 c and m2 = 7.00 × 10¬31 kg is brought into this electric field. Calculate the electrical potential at distance r = 2.83 pm from the charge q1. V1 = V Part 3) The charge q2 moves from the point with the potential calculated in Part 2 to a position with a lower potential, V2 = 183 V. If its initial velocity is v; = 3.18 m/s, calculate its final kinetic energy. KE = J

Part 2) A charged particle q1 = 1.81 × 10-19 C is generating a radial electric field outwards. Another positive charge with q2 = 2.44 x 10-19 c and m2 = 7.00 × 10¬31 kg is brought into this electric field. Calculate the electrical potential at distance r = 2.83 pm from the charge q1. V1 = V Part 3) The charge q2 moves from the point with the potential calculated in Part 2 to a position with a lower potential, V2 = 183 V. If its initial velocity is v; = 3.18 m/s, calculate its final kinetic energy. KE = J

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A charged particle q1
1.81 × 10-19 C is generating a radial electric field outwards. Another positive charge with q2
2.44 x 10-19 C
and m2 =
7.00 x 10¬31 kg is brought into this electric field.
Calculate the electrical potential at distance r =
2.83 pm from the charge q1·
VI
V
Part 3)
The charge q2 moves from the point with the potential calculated in Part 2 to a position with a lower potential, V, = 183 V. If its initial
velocity is v; = 3.18 m/s, calculate its final kinetic energy.
KE =
J

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