An electron enters a high potential region $V_2$ from a lower potential region $V_1$. What happens to its velocity?

  • A
    Will increase
  • B
    Will change in direction but not in magnitude
  • C
    No change in direction of field
  • D
    No change in direction perpendicular to field

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