A particle of mass m = 3.63 x 10-16 kg and charge q = 6.95 µC enters horizontally into a downward electric field of E= 198 N/C. The initial speed of the particle is Vo = 7.54 x 105 m/s. The charged particle enters the electric field midway between the two parallel plates. The separation of the two plates is 2d = 4.91 cm. Predict the time of flight and horizontal distance traveled by the particle. ttheo Xtheo = Run a simulation with the same parameters described above. Measure and record the time of flight and horizontal distance traveled by the particle. t = X =

A particle of mass m = 3.63 x 10-16 kg and charge q = 6.95 µC enters horizontally into a downward electric field of E= 198 N/C. The initial speed of the particle is Vo = 7.54 x 105 m/s. The charged particle enters the electric field midway between the two parallel plates. The separation of the two plates is 2d = 4.91 cm. Predict the time of flight and horizontal distance traveled by the particle. ttheo Xtheo = Run a simulation with the same parameters described above. Measure and record the time of flight and horizontal distance traveled by the particle. t = X =

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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