Math, asked by akhilesh1001, 1 year ago

A particle of charge Q and mass m travels
through a potential difference V from rest. The
final momentum of the particle is:

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Answered by naushad55
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Step-by-step explanation:

given that

charge =Q

mass=m

potential difference=V

the kinetic energy of Q =1/2mv^2-------------------------(i)

also we know that

work = energy

then, potential=work/charge

or work=potential×charge

so W=V×Q

or U=V×Q----------(ii)

then equation (I) &(ii) will be equal

1/2mv^2=QV

mv^2=2QV

multiplying both side by 'm'

(mv)^2=2mQV

mv=√2mQV

hence momentum will be √2mQV

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