A charge particle moving at vo enters the region between two parallel plates with charge densities of magnitude o (Figure). Calculate (a) the magnitude of the electric field E between the plates, (b) the magnitude of the electric force Fe acting on the charged particle, and (c) the acceleration a of the particle. (d) Find the y-displacement 4y of the charged particle when it reaches the far edge of the plates, a horizontal distance d from where it entered. Assume that the charged particle does not hit either of the plates, and that upward is positive y-direction. F. 4y Charge #: particle Vo a m/s nC/m? cm N/C m/s? m 10 electron 2.50x10 3.50 2.00 + + +g

A charge particle moving at vo enters the region between two parallel plates with charge densities of magnitude o (Figure). Calculate (a) the magnitude of the electric field E between the plates, (b) the magnitude of the electric force Fe acting on the charged particle, and (c) the acceleration a of the particle. (d) Find the y-displacement 4y of the charged particle when it reaches the far edge of the plates, a horizontal distance d from where it entered. Assume that the charged particle does not hit either of the plates, and that upward is positive y-direction. F. 4y Charge #: particle Vo a m/s nC/m? cm N/C m/s? m 10 electron 2.50x10 3.50 2.00 + + +g

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A charge particle moving at vo enters the region between two parallel plates with charge densities of
magnitude o (Figure). Calculate (a) the magnitude of the electric field E between the plates, (b) the
magnitude of the electric force F. acting on the charged particle, and (c) the acceleration a of the
particle. (d) Find the y-displacement 4y of the charged particle when it reaches the far edge of the
plates, a horizontal distance d from where it entered. Assume that the charged particle does not hit
either of the plates, and that upward is positive y-direction.
E
F.
4y
Charge
#:
particle
Vo
a
m/s
nC/m?
cm
N/C
m/s?
m
10
electron
2.50x10
3.50
2.00
++ +
d-
X= 0

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