### Physics Problem: Proton Motion in Electric Field**Problem Statement:**A proton with a kinetic energy of 1.91 keV (1eV = 1.602 × 10⁻¹⁹ J), that is at a height of 21.9 cm above a horizontal charged nonconducting plate with a surface charge density of -4.35 μC/m², is fired horizontally across this plate. What is the height of the proton after it has traveled a horizontal distance of 4.12 cm?**Options:**- ○ 8.80 cm- ○ 13.2 cm- ○ 15.3 cm- ○ 16.4 cm- ○ 6.61 cm

Proton kinetic energy- K=1.91 keV= 1.91×103×1.6×10-19 J =3.06×1016 J Surface charge density= -4.35…

A proton with a kinetic energy of 1.91 keV (1eV=1.602.10-19 J), that is at height 21.9 cm above a horizontal charged nonconducting plate with surface charge density - 4.35 μ C/m², is fired horizontally across this plate. What is the height of the proton after it has traveled a horizontal distance of 4.12 cm? 8.80 cm 13.2 cm 15.3 cm 16.4 cm 6.61 cm

A proton with a kinetic energy of 1.91 keV (1eV=1.602.10-19 J), that is at height 21.9 cm above a horizontal charged nonconducting plate with surface charge density - 4.35 μ C/m², is fired horizontally across this plate. What is the height of the proton after it has traveled a horizontal distance of 4.12 cm? 8.80 cm 13.2 cm 15.3 cm 16.4 cm 6.61 cm

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