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Here ,
electric field is E = Eo * (i + j)
for the electric force on electron
Force = q* E
Force = -e * Eo * (i + j)
direction of force = - (i + j)
direction of force = 180 + tan(1/1)
direction of force = 225 degree
the direction of force is 225 degree with positive x axis
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