electron proton neutron -q +q In the figure, five charged particles are entering a region between two parallel plates with initial velocity as shown. The electric field between the plates is directed down, towards the bottom plate. Match the particle to the change in its motion due to the electric field between the plates. Negative charge Electron 1. Speed up Neutron 2. Slow down 3. No change in speed Positive charge Proton 1

electron proton neutron -q +q In the figure, five charged particles are entering a region between two parallel plates with initial velocity as shown. The electric field between the plates is directed down, towards the bottom plate. Match the particle to the change in its motion due to the electric field between the plates. Negative charge Electron 1. Speed up Neutron 2. Slow down 3. No change in speed Positive charge Proton 1

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electron proton
neutron
-q
+q
In the figure, five charged particles are entering a region between two parallel plates
with initial velocity as shown. The electric field between the plates is directed down,
towards the bottom plate. Match the particle to the change in its motion due to the
electric field between the plates.
Negative charge
Electron
1. Speed up
Neutron
2. Slow down
3. No change in speed
Positive charge
Proton
1
2
3

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