A linear accelerator has a bundle of electrons travelling North. The bundle experiences acceleration of 276.6 m/s^2 North. The bundle has 7.49e23 electrons. Each electron has mass 9.10938e-31kg. What is the work done on the bundle due to gravity if the bundle travels 8.904 m?

A linear accelerator has a bundle of electrons travelling North. The bundle experiences acceleration of 276.6 m/s^2 North. The bundle has 7.49e23 electrons. Each electron has mass 9.10938e-31kg. What is the work done on the bundle due to gravity if the bundle travels 8.904 m?

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Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

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Chapter9: Dynamics Of A System Of Particles

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