n Mid Exam (page 4 of 18)5uluilg (0) xf 3) FaPattempt=231797&cmid%3D46111&page%3D3Black a. alió ö1la lioMOHAMMATime left 0:25:33An electron enters the region of a uniform electric field as shown(0. 0)(x, y)+ + + + + + + + + + + +with v = 6 x 10° m/s and E = 294 N/C. The horizontal length ofthe plates is e = 0.100 m.What is the magnitude of electron's acceleration while it is in theelectric field?Assuming the electron enters the field at time t= 0, find the timeat which it leaves the fieldfo19 144

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An electron enters the region of a uniform electric field as shown (0, 0) (x,y) E + ++ 294 N/C. The horizontal length of 6 x 10° m/s and E the plates is e = 0.100 m. with v= %3D What is the magnitude of electron's acceleration while it is in the electric field? Assuming the electron enters the field at time t 0, find the time at which it leaves the field

An electron enters the region of a uniform electric field as shown (0, 0) (x,y) E + ++ 294 N/C. The horizontal length of 6 x 10° m/s and E the plates is e = 0.100 m. with v= %3D What is the magnitude of electron's acceleration while it is in the electric field? Assuming the electron enters the field at time t 0, find the time at which it leaves the field

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