To determine The speed of the electron when reaching the anode at a reduced potential difference. Explanation The initial potential difference is 12 kV , the corresponding velocity is 6.5 × 10 7 ms − 1 and the reduced potential difference is 6.0 kV . The velocity is directly proportional to the square root of the potential difference. Write the ratio of two velocities using (I) v 2 v 1 = Δ V 2 Δ V 1 (II) Here, Δ V 1 is the initial potential difference, Δ V 2 is the reduced potential difference, v 2 is the velocity at Δ V 1 and v 1 is the, velocity at Δ V 2

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