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For θ=30∘, the result in b gives 1/3=2E0​/(E+E0​), hence E=5E0​. Acceleration from rest supplies only the change in kinetic energy:
e∣ΔV∣=E−E0​=4E0​,∣ΔV∣=e4me​c2​≃2.044MV.​
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The accelerating electric potential difference is a magnitude; its sign depends on which electrode is taken as the reference, since the electron has negative electric charge.

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