QUESTION 30 An electron travelling horizontally at uniform velocity 14x100 ms1 enters a region between two horizontal plates A, B along the mid axis. The plates have a length 0.24 m and a gap of 0.2 m. There is a voltage source attached to plate B. The voltage difference between the two plates is 12 Volts. Calculate how far the electron has been deflected in the z direction, as it leaves the electric field region. You may ignore the effect of gravity. You will need to know the values of electron charge (e) and mass (me)

QUESTION 30 An electron travelling horizontally at uniform velocity 14x100 ms1 enters a region between two horizontal plates A, B along the mid axis. The plates have a length 0.24 m and a gap of 0.2 m. There is a voltage source attached to plate B. The voltage difference between the two plates is 12 Volts. Calculate how far the electron has been deflected in the z direction, as it leaves the electric field region. You may ignore the effect of gravity. You will need to know the values of electron charge (e) and mass (me)

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