An object with a charge of 17.4 C and a mass of 0.39 kg is travelling horizontally witha speed of 10.5 m/s into the charged plates shown below. The plates are 4.45 mapart, and there is a potential difference of 91 V between the plates. If the chargeenters exactly in the middle between the two plates, how far would the charge makeit horizontally, in metres, before it bends and collides with the bottom plate? Ignorethe force of gravity.+I

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