hi please solve this question of magnetic field Consider two charged parallel plates that are separated by a distance of 2 m in whichan electric charge of magnitude -1.2x10-1 C enters through a small hole in thenegative plate and moves towards the positive plate. The speed of the negativecharge near the left plate is 4x10° m ·s', as shown in the figure given below. Assumethat the electric field between the plates is uniform and the potential differencebetween the plates is 200 V. The approximate speed of the charged particlewhen ithas covered a distance of 1 m from the left plate is: (Consider the mass of chargedparticle, m = 6x10* kg)•S-23Q.2 m2.25x10° m -s¯-13.65×10° m·s4.05×10° m-s-14.5x10° m-s-1

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Consider two charged parallel plates that are separated by a distance of 2 m i an electric charge of magnitude -1.2x10-15 C enters through a small hole in the negative plate and moves towards the positive plate. The speed of the negativ charge near the left plate is 4×10°m ·s', as shown in the figure given below. As that the electric field between the plates is uniform and the potential differenc between the plates is 200 V. The approximate speed of the charged particlewh has covered a distance of 1 m from the left plate is: (Consider the mass of cha •S particle, m = 6x10* kg) -23 Q. 2 m 2.25x10° m -s¯ -1 3.65×10° m·s 4.05×10° m-s -1 4.5x10° m-s -1

Consider two charged parallel plates that are separated by a distance of 2 m i an electric charge of magnitude -1.2x10-15 C enters through a small hole in the negative plate and moves towards the positive plate. The speed of the negativ charge near the left plate is 4×10°m ·s', as shown in the figure given below. As that the electric field between the plates is uniform and the potential differenc between the plates is 200 V. The approximate speed of the charged particlewh has covered a distance of 1 m from the left plate is: (Consider the mass of cha •S particle, m = 6x10* kg) -23 Q. 2 m 2.25x10° m -s¯ -1 3.65×10° m·s 4.05×10° m-s -1 4.5x10° m-s -1

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Chapter7: Electric Potential

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