5. A neutron is initially moving to the right with velocity v as shown in the figure and enters a uniform electric field directed upwards, as shown in the figure. Which trajectory (X, Y, Z, or W) will the neutron follow in the field?

5. A neutron is initially moving to the right with velocity v as shown in the figure and enters a uniform electric field directed upwards, as shown in the figure. Which trajectory (X, Y, Z, or W) will the neutron follow in the field?

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