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An electron with an initial velocityV0=1.50105m/senters a region of length L=1.00cmwhere it is electrically accelerated. It emerges withv=5.70106m/s. What is its acceleration, assumed constant?

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The acceleration of electron to be assumed constant is1.621015m/s2 .

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01

Given Data

Initial velocity, v0=1.50105m/s

Final velocity, v=5.70105m/s

Distance travelled, x=1.00 cm

02

Understanding the concept of acceleration

Acceleration can be found by using the given data in the kinematic equation which involves initial velocity, final velocity, acceleration, and displacement terms.

The formula to find acceleration can be obtained with the help of final as well as initial velocity.

v2=v02+2axHere,visthefinalvelocity,v0istheinitialvelocity,aistheaccelerationandxisthedistancetravelled.

03

Determination of the acceleration.

Convert 1.00 cm into i.e. in S.I. units.

1cm=1cm100cm1m=0.01mRearrangetheequation(i)tocalculatetheaccelerationas,a=v2-v022xSubstitutethevaluesintheaboveexpression.a=5.7106m/s2-1.5105m/s220.01m=1.621015m/s2Therefore,theaccelerationoftheelectrontobeassumedconstantis1.621015m/s2.

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