4. A proton is placed directly in the middle of a parallel plate system, as shown below. The parallel plates have a potential difference of 2800 V and a separation of 32 cm. a) Will the proton travel to the left or to the right? b) If the proton starts at rest, what will its velocity be when it reaches the plate that it is travelling towards? c) Suppose instead that instead of starting at rest, the proton is travelling in the upwards direction with a constant velocity. If you wanted to balance the proton so that it doesn't head towards either of the parallel plates, you could use a magnetic field. Would the magnetic field need to be pointed into the page or out of the page? Middle

4. A proton is placed directly in the middle of a parallel plate system, as shown below. The parallel plates have a potential difference of 2800 V and a separation of 32 cm. a) Will the proton travel to the left or to the right? b) If the proton starts at rest, what will its velocity be when it reaches the plate that it is travelling towards? c) Suppose instead that instead of starting at rest, the proton is travelling in the upwards direction with a constant velocity. If you wanted to balance the proton so that it doesn't head towards either of the parallel plates, you could use a magnetic field. Would the magnetic field need to be pointed into the page or out of the page? Middle

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A proton is placed directly in the middle of a parallel plate system, as shown below.
The parallel plates have a potential difference of 2800 V and a separation of 32 cm.
a) Will the proton travel to the
left or to the right?
b) If the proton starts at rest,
what will its velocity be when it
reaches the plate that it is
travelling towards?
c) Suppose instead that
instead of starting at rest, the
proton is travelling in the
upwards direction with a
constant velocity. If you wanted
to balance the proton so that it
doesn't head towards either of
the parallel plates, you could
use a magnetic field. Would the
magnetic field need to be
pointed into the page or out of
the page?
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