Question

A proton in a uniform electric field moves along a straight line with constant acceleration starting from rest. If it attains a velocity 4×103 km/s at a distance of 2cm, the time required to reach the given velocity is :

A
103s
B
106s
C
108s
D
105s
Solution
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v2=u2+2as
u=0,s=2×102mt
a=v22s=(4×103×103)22×2×102m/s2
a=4×1014

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