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With what speed is an electron moving if its kinetic energy is 1% larger than the value that would be calculated if relativistic effects were not present? What is the value of the kinetic energy of the electron?

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physics

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  1. 0.14c, 4000 eV
  2. 0.105c, 3200 eV
  3. 0.095c, 2900 eV
  4. 0.13c, 3800 eV
  5. 0.1c, 3000 eV
  6. 0.11c, 3400 eV
  7. 0.1155c, 3442 eV
  8. 0.12c, 3600 eV
  9. 0.135c, 3900 eV
  10. 0.125c, 3500 eV

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