Electrons are accelerated through a voltage difference of 15.5 kV inside a television's cathode ray tube (CRT). What is the final kinetic energy of the electrons? (in keV) 10. A 2.42 B 3.51 C 5.08 D 7.37 E 1.07 x 10^1 F 1.55 x 10^1 G 2.25 x 10^1 H 3.26 x 10^1
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