An electron in a television picture tube has a classical kinetic energy of 30 keV, which is
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An electron in a television picture tube has a classical kinetic energy of 30 keV, which is the kinetic energy that Newton would calculate using the measured speed and rest mass of the electron. What is the actual kinetic energy of the electron; that is, what is the value found using the relativistic result for the kinetic energy?
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Classically kinetic energy of a particle is given by KE 12 mv 2 We can use ...View the full answer
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