Two parallel, charged plates, both of length L-1 mm create an electric field between them as shown here. At a distance a 43 mm from the end of the plates is a screen. An electron is shot into a regi where an electric field exists, as shown here. The electron is shot in horizontally at v= 26900 m/s, midway between the plates. The electric field has a strength of E= 17 N/C Assuming the electron doesn't hit the upper plate (they are wide enough apart), how high above the midway distance between the plates the blue dotted line) will the election hit the screen?? The electron will hit at a distance is equal to m Note that beyond the plates there is no E field, therefore no force beyond this region. The particle will move in a completely straight line.

Two parallel, charged plates, both of length L-1 mm create an electric field between them as shown here. At a distance a 43 mm from the end of the plates is a screen. An electron is shot into a regi where an electric field exists, as shown here. The electron is shot in horizontally at v= 26900 m/s, midway between the plates. The electric field has a strength of E= 17 N/C Assuming the electron doesn't hit the upper plate (they are wide enough apart), how high above the midway distance between the plates the blue dotted line) will the election hit the screen?? The electron will hit at a distance is equal to m Note that beyond the plates there is no E field, therefore no force beyond this region. The particle will move in a completely straight line.

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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