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    Part (A) Velocity of Electron

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    This document calculates the velocity and wavelength of an electron. It is given that the current is 100,000 V through an area of 1 m^2 with an electron density of 8.5 * 10^28 electrons/m^3. Plugging these values into the equation for velocity gives a speed of 7.353 * 10^-6 m/s. It then uses this velocity and physical constants to calculate the wavelength of the electron, which is 0.169 m. The document notes that the electron is non-relativistic due to its low energy.

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    This document calculates the velocity and wavelength of an electron. It is given that the current is 100,000 V through an area of 1 m^2 with an electron density of 8.5 * 10^28 electrons/m^3. Plugging these values into the equation for velocity gives a speed of 7.353 * 10^-6 m/s. It then uses this velocity and physical constants to calculate the wavelength of the electron, which is 0.169 m. The document notes that the electron is non-relativistic due to its low energy.

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    This document calculates the velocity and wavelength of an electron. It is given that the current is 100,000 V through an area of 1 m^2 with an electron density of 8.5 * 10^28 electrons/m^3. Plugging these values into the equation for velocity gives a speed of 7.353 * 10^-6 m/s. It then uses this velocity and physical constants to calculate the wavelength of the electron, which is 0.169 m. The document notes that the electron is non-relativistic due to its low energy.

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    Part (A) Velocity of Electron

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    This document calculates the velocity and wavelength of an electron. It is given that the current is 100,000 V through an area of 1 m^2 with an electron density of 8.5 * 10^28 electrons/m^3. Plugging these values into the equation for velocity gives a speed of 7.353 * 10^-6 m/s. It then uses this velocity and physical constants to calculate the wavelength of the electron, which is 0.169 m. The document notes that the electron is non-relativistic due to its low energy.

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    Part (a) Velocity of electron

    = = =


    = 100,000 , = 1 2 , = 8.5 1028 , = 1.6 1019
    3

    Plugging the values in V we get,

    100,000 6

    = = 7.353 10
    8.5 1028 1.6 1019 1

    Part (b) Wavelength of electron

    6.63 1034 3 108


    = = = 0.169
    1.6 1019 7.353 106

    Justification:

    The electron is not relativistic as it is having low energy emitting longer wavelength, in simple
    accelerated electron is not sufficient.

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