A particle with charge (q= 2µC) and mass (m= 4x10- Kg ) moves with initial velocity (v = 2x10²i m/s) into a region of uniform electric field ( E = 6x10³ }N/C) of length ( L = 0.4m ),as shown in the figure. Determine the displacement of the particle along the y-axis when it leaves the region of the electric field.

A particle with charge (q= 2µC) and mass (m= 4x10- Kg ) moves with initial velocity (v = 2x10²i m/s) into a region of uniform electric field ( E = 6x10³ }N/C) of length ( L = 0.4m ),as shown in the figure. Determine the displacement of the particle along the y-axis when it leaves the region of the electric field.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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