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For this problem,
The solution is,
However, is the reason why they don't include electrical potential energy because the time interval for which we are applying conservation of energy over is very small so the change in electric potential energy is negligible?
Also, when they said, "electrons have no internal structure to absorb energy", would it not be more concise to say "The internal structure of electrons cannot absorb kinetic energy"?
My statement reflects that electrons do have internal structure consist of quarks which can absorb and emit energy by via photonic emission.
Many thanks!
The solution is,
However, is the reason why they don't include electrical potential energy because the time interval for which we are applying conservation of energy over is very small so the change in electric potential energy is negligible?
Also, when they said, "electrons have no internal structure to absorb energy", would it not be more concise to say "The internal structure of electrons cannot absorb kinetic energy"?
My statement reflects that electrons do have internal structure consist of quarks which can absorb and emit energy by via photonic emission.
Many thanks!