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An election travels in a straight line from the cathode of a vaccum tube to its anode, which is exactly 1.0 cm away.It starts with 0 speed and reaches the anode with a speed of 6.0×10 6 meters/sec. (a) Assume the constant acceleration and compute the force on the electron. (b)Compare it with gravitational force on the electron , which we neglected when we assumed straight-line motion.Is t his assumption valid? An election travels in a straight line from the cathode of a vaccum tube to its anode, which is exactly 1.0 cm away.It starts with 0 speed and reaches the anode with a speed of 6.0×106 meters/sec. (a) Assume the constant acceleration and compute the force on the electron.(b)Compare it with gravitational force on the electron , which we neglected when we assumed straight-line motion.Is t his assumption valid?
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