An electron is fired at 236,348m/s into a uniform electric fieldgenerated by two plates as shown. Determine the maximum magnitudeof the electric field if the particle is to exit without hitting either of theplates. The electron enters the region at the midpoint directly betweenthe plates. The length of the plates is 0.41m and the distance betweenthe plates is 0.18m. (Your answer will be the positive magnitude of E inunits of N/C, given to 3 decimal places of precision)e

Given, The velocity of the electron in the x-direction, vx=236,348 m/s The length of the plates (l)…

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