An electron is released in a uniform electric field with a magnitude of 8000 V/m. The electron is displaced 2 m as a result. Find the potential difference between the electron's initial and final

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An electron is released in a uniform electric field with a magnitude of 8000 V/m. The electron is displaced 2 m as a result. Find the potential difference between the electron's initial and final position.

the potential difference between the electron's initial and final position is 16,000 V.

Explanation:

Given;

magnitude of the electric field, E = 8,000 V/m

initial position of the electron, x₀ = 0

final position of the electron, x₁ = 2 m

The potential difference between the electron's initial and final position;

V = E(x₁ - x₀)

V = 8000(2 - 0)

V = 16,000 V

Therefore, the potential difference between the electron's initial and final position is 16,000 V.

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