Physics, 20.09.2020 18:01 QueenZenobia
Un electrón (masa = 9·10-31 kg) sale del cátodo de una lámpara de radio partiendo del reposo y viaja en línea recta hasta el ánodo, que está a 0,01 m de distancia, y llega con una velocidad de 6·106 m/s. Si la fuerza que lo acelera es constante (despreciar la fuerza gravitatoria sobre el electrón), calcular: La fuerza de aceleración. El tiempo que empleó en llegar al ánodo. La aceleración.
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