A uniform electric field is created by two horizontal parallel plate electrodes of length 10 cm separated by a vertical distance d = 5 cm and held at a potential difference V = 250V. A beam of electrons is introduced between the two plates with a horizontal velocity v = 5 x 106 m/s. What is the deflection distance towards the positive plate when the electron beam leaves the electric field? Select one: O a. 5.0 cm Ob. 3.5 cm 1.76 cm O d. 8.8 mm

A uniform electric field is created by two horizontal parallel plate electrodes of length 10 cm separated by a vertical distance d = 5 cm and held at a potential difference V = 250V. A beam of electrons is introduced between the two plates with a horizontal velocity v = 5 x 106 m/s. What is the deflection distance towards the positive plate when the electron beam leaves the electric field? Select one: O a. 5.0 cm Ob. 3.5 cm 1.76 cm O d. 8.8 mm

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A uniform electric field is created by two horizontal parallel plate electrodes of length 10 cm separated by a vertical distance d = 5 cm and held at a potential
difference V = 250V. A beam of electrons is introduced between the two plates with a horizontal velocity v = 5 x 106 m/s.
What is the deflection distance towards the positive plate when the electron beam leaves the electric field?
Select one:
а.
5.0 cm
O b. 3.5 cm
С.
1.76 cm
d. 8.8 mm

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