[Q3] An electron enters the region of a uniform electric field, E - 300 N/C. The E-field, set up by parallel plate capacitors, is directed vertically upward. The initial velocity of the electron as it enters the field is 2*10° ms. Bythe time the electron leaves the E-field, it assumes the trajectory of a projectile. Find the acceleration of the electron while it is in the electric field.O (2) -3.5 m2O (b) -9.5 ms?(e) -5.3 ms?O (c) -6.5 mis?(e) -3.9 m s?

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