A large flat metal surface has a uniform charge density +o. An electron of mass m and charge e leaves the surface at point A'with speed u, and returns to it at point B. Disregard gravity. The maximum value of AB is u'e u'oe u'ee, (b) (d) Egm oe

A large flat metal surface has a uniform charge density +o. An electron of mass m and charge e leaves the surface at point A'with speed u, and returns to it at point B. Disregard gravity. The maximum value of AB is u'e u'oe u'ee, (b) (d) Egm oe

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A large flat metal surface has a uniform charge density +o .An electron of mass m and charge e leaves
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