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You can solve that by using the formula for kinetic energy. (KE = (1/2)mv2 - since that is a fairly low energy, I don't think you need the more complicated relativistic formula). I would suggest you first convert the energy to joules.
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What will be the speed of an electron possesses 30ev energy?
You can solve that by using the formula for kinetic energy. (KE = (1/2)mv2 - since that is a fairly low energy, I don't think you need the more complicated relativistic formula). I would suggest you first convert the energy to joules.
What will be the speed of an electron if it possesses 30ev energy?
You can solve that by using the formula for kinetic energy. (KE = (1/2)mv2 - since that is a fairly low energy, I don't think you need the more complicated relativistic formula). I would suggest you first convert the energy to joules.
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