B.) to the rightC.) upwardD.) downwardE.) out of the page4.) An electron moving to the right experiences anelectric field in the gray region of the diagram below.Assume that there is only an electric field in the grayregion. What is the direction of the electric field in thegray region?A.) to the leftB.) to the rightC.) upwardD.) downwardE.) out of the page

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B.) to the right
C.) upward
D.) downward
E.) out of the page
4.) An electron moving to the right experiences an
electric field in the gray region of the diagram below.
Assume that there is only an electric field in the gray
region. What is the direction of the electric field in the
gray region?
A.) to the left
B.) to the right
C.) upward
D.) downward
E.) out of the page

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