Physics, asked by sam5171, 8 months ago

Can anyone please explain me how the 2nd form of velocity is coming....that square root one..​

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Answered by AshokKumarPanda
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Answer:

qV= Energy

Energy = 1/2 mv^2

qV *2 / m = v^2

V = potential difference

q = charge

v = velocity

m = mass

This is how it comes .

I hope it helps .

Answered by nooblygeek
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Answer:

It is derived from the fact that the kinetic energy of a mass (here an electron) is given by \frac{1}{2}mv^2, we also know that the potential energy of an electron in a electric field is given by qV. The change in the potential energy when the electron moves through the field is turned into kinetic energy, hence we get the following equation:

\frac{1}{2} mv^2 = q\Delta V

doing some basic algebra then results in the desired equation.

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