A charged particle of mass mand charge Q in moves in an electric filed defined by, E-E, sin er. What is the amplitude of SHM executed by the particle in this field? O Particel does not exicute shm |QE V mo?

A charged particle of mass mand charge Q in moves in an electric filed defined by, E-E, sin er. What is the amplitude of SHM executed by the particle in this field? O Particel does not exicute shm |QE V mo?

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A charged particle of mass m and charge Q in moves in an electric filed defined by,
E- E, sin er.
What is the amplitude of SHM executed by the particle in this field?
Particel does not exicute shm
QE
V mo?
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