Part (a) At the point where the proton is exiting from the gap between the plates, its path has been deflected by a distance, d, as indicated on the drawingin the problem statement. Enter the correct value for d, expressed in millimeters.Part (b) At the point where the proton is exiting from the gap between the plates, its path has been deflected by an angle, 0, as indicated on the drawing inthe problem statement. Enter the correct value for 0, expressed in degrees.0 =sin()cotan()0cos()asin()tan() π7acos() E M 4 51 2sinh()cotanh()+0ENDNO BACKSPACE DEL CLEARatan() acotan()cosh()tanh()Degrees O Radians*-8 963HOMEt→ Problem 10: A proton enters the uniform electric field produced by the two charged plates shown below. The horizontal extent is indicated in the drawing.and the vertical extent is exaggerated for purposes of illustration. The magnitude of the electric field is 4.2x105 N/C, and the speed of the proton when it enters is1.8x107 m/s.12.0 cm-d

Given details are magnitude of the electric field, E= 4.2 x 105 N/Cspeed of proton, vp = 1.8 x 107…

A Part (a) At the point where the proton is exiting from the gap between the plates, its path has been deflected by a distance, d, as indicated on the drawin in the problem statement. Enter the correct value for d, expressed in millimeters. Part (b) At the point where the proton is exiting from the gap between the plates, its path has been deflected by an angle, 0, as indicated on the drawing the problem statement. Enter the correct value for 0, expressed in degrees. 0 = 0 sin() cotan() cos() asin() atan() acotan() cosh() tan() acos() sinh() cotanh() tanh() Degrees O Radians π () 7 8 9 EMA 6 4 5 12 0 * 3 - HOME f + END NO BACKSPACE DEL CLEAR

A Part (a) At the point where the proton is exiting from the gap between the plates, its path has been deflected by a distance, d, as indicated on the drawin in the problem statement. Enter the correct value for d, expressed in millimeters. Part (b) At the point where the proton is exiting from the gap between the plates, its path has been deflected by an angle, 0, as indicated on the drawing the problem statement. Enter the correct value for 0, expressed in degrees. 0 = 0 sin() cotan() cos() asin() atan() acotan() cosh() tan() acos() sinh() cotanh() tanh() Degrees O Radians π () 7 8 9 EMA 6 4 5 12 0 * 3 - HOME f + END NO BACKSPACE DEL CLEAR

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Part (a) At the point where the proton is exiting from the gap between the plates, its path has been deflected by a distance, d, as indicated on the drawing
in the problem statement. Enter the correct value for d, expressed in millimeters.
Part (b) At the point where the proton is exiting from the gap between the plates, its path has been deflected by an angle, 0, as indicated on the drawing in
the problem statement. Enter the correct value for 0, expressed in degrees.
0 =
sin()
cotan()
0
cos()
asin()
tan() π
7
acos() E M 4 5
1 2
sinh()
cotanh()
+
0
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atan() acotan()
cosh()
tanh()
Degrees O Radians
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3
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Problem 10: A proton enters the uniform electric field produced by the two charged plates shown below. The horizontal extent is indicated in the drawing.
and the vertical extent is exaggerated for purposes of illustration. The magnitude of the electric field is 4.2x105 N/C, and the speed of the proton when it enters is
1.8x107 m/s.
12.0 cm-
d

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